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Life can take you by surprise, and some of those surprises can significantly affect your finances. Receiving a notice of default is frightening and not a situation people willingly put themselves in. Unexpected changes like a sudden job loss, medical emergency or...
Whether you’re a homeowner feeling unheard or a board member striving to maintain harmony, the tension in a Homeowners Association (HOA) dispute can take a toll on everyone involved. This is where a certified mediator steps in. Mediators help people involved in civil...
In estate planning, most people think about the fate of their assets. You may have a will or a trust that protects your property. Still, there is a way to care for yourself and your interests while alive. A living will can voice your wishes if you ever face a...
As you prepare to let go of your condo unit, it is crucial to know that you have a duty to provide potential buyers with a clear understanding of the property. This includes disclosing every information related to the unit that you are selling. However, one critical...
When planning to purchase a property, you have every right to worry about real estate appraisal fraud. This is a serious issue that can cost homebuyers thousands of dollars. Knowing whether an appraisal is fake early on could spare you financial losses and potential...
When a person dies, the debts they have incurred don’t just disappear. Instead, they’re handled by the person’s estate. If the estate isn’t insolvent, the debts will typically be paid by assets within the estate. Paying a decedent’s debts is a part of the probate...
Buying a home is a big milestone for everyone. If you are a first-time homebuyer, it is important to know that your excitement to finally purchase your dream home should not cloud your decision-making. Conducting a thorough review of all documents and contracts...
Creating a will is one of the most important steps you can take to protect your loved ones. If you live in Florida and haven’t yet made a will, it’s time to consider the benefits. A will can save money and make the probate process more manageable for those you leave...
When business partners, heirs, or a divorced couple own property together, disagreements over its management or sale can arise. Some disputes can escalate to the point where court intervention is needed. In Florida, a partition action is one way to resolve these...
Creating an estate plan is not a one-and-done deal. In fact, it is the beginning of a process—a process that will be much easier if you involve your estate planning attorneys. Many begin their estate planning when they marry or have children, others when they begin...
