If you have a revocable living trust, you know that at your passing most revocable living trusts become irrevocable. If a trust is irrevocable, then the trust beneficiaries have certain rights under the Florida Trust Code to...
With the unprecedented number of foreclosures, many people are concerned not just with losing their home or investment property, but also the potential for the lender to obtain a money judgment against them personally. This...
Many people who move to Florida for retirement anticipate many years in beautiful weather and well-earned rest. Most people do not anticipate that they or a loved one may suffer physical or mental incapacity. Loved ones can...
A married couple generally owns their homestead as “husband and wife,” which creates a tenancy by the entireties. At the passing of the first spouse, the survivor becomes the sole owner of the property. After the...
Effective January 1, 2009 a buyer of a residential condominium unit from a non-developer is entitled to receive a “Condominium Governance Form” along with the other documents that a non-developer seller must provide to a...