Being excluded from a will can be a hurtful experience. In some cases, when someone passes away and their will is revealed to their family members, there may be some unwelcome surprises. The will can exclude people who thought that they would be included or who...
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Challenging the scope of an easement in gross
A Florida property owner generally has the right to use a piece of land in certain ways. An easement in gross agreement gives usage rights to an outsider, but many people are confused as to what these rights are exactly. There are certain privileges and...
Is a mortgage forbearance delay an option?
Challenging financial times could make it difficult for people to keep up with their bills, and Florida residents who are unable to meet their obligations may face foreclosure. For those worried about losing their house, mortgage forbearance could provide a solution...
Real estate disputes over what your HOA cannot do
The homeowners' association (HOA) is a mixed blessing. For Florida homeowners who do not want to deal with the gardening and upkeep of amenities, it is a great option. However, for residents who like a little more freedom, real estate disputes because of HOA...
Can a foreclosure be stopped in Miami, Florida?
The idea of losing your home or business can be terrifying, especially if you are going through a tough time. And in Florida State, you only have twenty days to respond to a foreclosure, failure to which the bank might start taking action. So, how can you prevent a...
Backseat passengers at risk
Thoughts about car accidents may drift to concerns about the driver and front-seat passengers. Images of crash test dummies hitting an airbag at high speeds help drive such perceptions. Not everyone understands that backseat passengers could also suffer terrible...
Could lead be in your new home? Lead disclosure rules in Florida
If you have your heart set on moving into a historic home, you may need to consider the impact that it could have on your health. You should know what information your potential landlord or home seller should disclose to you about lead-based paint prior to signing a...
An overview of debt consolidation
Debtors in Florida overwhelmed with debt often make hasty decisions, such as borrowing from retirement, which leaves them in a worse circumstance. Bankruptcy is an option debtors can pursue, but it also has consequences. A more sensible option for some debtors to...
When can a will be contested in Florida?
For Floridians who have lost a loved one, a fundamental part of the process is addressing the property left behind by the deceased. If there was a will, the decedent’s assets will be distributed as stipulated in the document. However, there are circumstances in which...
Can beneficiaries legally refuse an inheritance?
Most people in Florida would love to be the recipient of a surprise inheritance, but what if you don't want it? It makes sense to refuse an inheritance for some situations. However, doing so takes a specific legal process. Reasons for refusing an inheritance...