When someone wins a judgment in another state, they often need to collect in Florida. To do this, they must go through a process called domestication. The Uniform Enforcement of Foreign Judgments Act (UEFJA) allows this, but the process can bring several challenges....
Probate & Estate Administration Law Blog
How to handle family conflicts in probate
Losing a loved one is painful, and probate can add another layer of stress. This court process decides how debts are paid and how property is divided. Since probate mixes legal rules with family emotions, conflicts often arise. Knowing why these disputes happen can...
What If I Deserve More Of The Proceeds From The Sale Of A Property?
Partitions actions in Florida typically result in a sale of the property. Usually, the proceeds from that sale are split equally between owners, based on their ownership interests in the property. In some cases, however, one of the owners may be entitled to a greater...
What to do if you face a boundary dispute in Seminole County
Buying a home is one of life’s biggest milestones. You picture family gatherings, relaxing weekends and the comfort of having a place that is yours. Then a neighbor claims part of your yard, driveway or fence belongs to them. Suddenly, the dream feels uncertain. A...
When should I update my will?
When you have valid will, you can guarantee that your final wishes can be honored by the legal system. This process includes proper distribution of our assets to your rightful heirs. However, drafting your will once and assuming that it can carry the same effect when...
Landlords: Before you evict, take note of these notice periods.
In Florida, landlords can rent out various residential and commercial properties. Tenants can use these properties according to the terms outlined in their lease agreement. Breaking any provision in this contract carries consequences, which can lead a landlord to...
Ancillary Probate Administration In Florida: What Out-Of-State Families Need To Know
Ancillary Probate Administration In Florida: What Out-Of-State Families Need To Know When a loved one who passes away owns property in more than one state, the probate process can become even more complex than it already is. If the deceased was a non-Florida resident...
Is a quitclaim deed the same as a ladybird deed?
Those who are asking this question are already on the right track. This signals that you are looking into estate planning tools to help better ensure your assets transfer smoothly and make the most of any potential tax benefits. Two commonly discussed deeds to help...
Avoid these 3 mistakes when enforcing out-of-state judgments
Winning in court over an unpaid debt, broken contract or business dispute is a major step, but it is rarely the last. Instead, it usually marks the start of the legal process to recover what you are owed. If the person or business responsible has moved to Florida or...
Do you need a lawyer to remove a name from a deed?
Removing a name from a property deed is a significant legal action that can arise from various circumstances such as divorce, inheritance, or gifting property. In these situations, many people wonder whether they have to work with an attorney. While it is possible to...
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