Key Takeaways on Grantor vs Grantee: The grantor is typically the seller; the grantee is the buyer in Florida real estate transactions. Grantors must deliver a valid deed, provide clear title, and supply necessary documents. Grantees must verify title, meet contract...
Key Takeaways on DBA in Florida: A Florida DBA (Doing Business As) lets businesses legally operate under a name different from their legal entity name. Registration requires a name search, newspaper notice, and filing with the Florida Division of Corporations. DBAs...
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This article is part of our Estate Planning Articles collection and relates to our Estate Planning services. It is provided for informational purposes only, does not constitute legal advice, and does not create an attorney-client relationship. Please review our Legal...
This article is part of our Estate Planning Articles collection and relates to our Estate Planning services. It is provided for informational purposes only, does not constitute legal advice, and does not create an attorney-client relationship. Please review our Legal...
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Key Takeaways on ALTA Surveys: ALTA surveys are the most comprehensive form of land survey, used to identify boundary lines, easements, encroachments, and property features. They’re not legally required in Florida, but are often necessary for complex or commercial...
Key Takeaways on Foreign Florida LLCs: A Florida Foreign LLC is any out-of-state LLC that wishes to transact business within Florida’s borders. Certain limited activities—like owning property or hiring contractors—do not require foreign registration in Florida. If...
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This article is part of our Estate Planning Articles collection and relates to our Estate Planning services. It is provided for informational purposes only, does not constitute legal advice, and does not create an attorney-client relationship. Please review our Legal...
This article is part of our Real Estate Articles collection and relates to our Real Estate Law services. It is provided for informational purposes only, does not constitute legal advice, and does not create an attorney-client relationship. Please review our Legal...
Key Takeaways on Florida Living Wills: A Florida Living Will outlines medical treatment preferences if you're incapacitated. It differs from a Health Care Surrogate by specifying treatments, not decision-makers. You can revoke or amend your Living Will anytime while...
Key Takeaways on Closing Disclosure Forms: Required for financed home purchases: The Closing Disclosure (CD) is mandatory for all mortgage-financed real estate transactions under federal TILA-RESPA rules. Delivered 3 days before closing: Lenders must provide the CD at...
Key Takeaways on Adding a Name to a Deed in Florida DIY deed changes are risky and often backfire. Many clients end up hiring attorneys to fix legal and financial problems caused by incorrect deed transfers. Adding a person to a deed can be permanent. Removing them...
Key Takeaways on Avoiding Probate in Florida: Florida offers multiple legal tools to avoid probate, including revocable living trusts and beneficiary designations. A properly funded Revocable Living Trust is the most flexible and comprehensive strategy. Joint...
Key Takeaways on Real Estate Closing Costs in Florida: In Florida, closing costs typically range up to 5% of the property purchase price and are often split between the buyer and seller—but this can be negotiated. Buyers should budget for mortgage-related costs,...
Key Takeaways on Irrevocable vs Revocable Trusts: In Florida, trusts can be revocable (changeable during the settlor’s lifetime) or irrevocable (generally unchangeable after creation). Revocable living trusts help avoid probate and protect privacy, but do not shield...
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Key Takeaways on Florida Title Insurance: Title insurance protects buyers and lenders from prior ownership claims, liens, or debts tied to a property. There are two main types: Owner’s Policy (protects the buyer) and Lender’s Policy (protects the lender). Premiums are...
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Keys Takeaways from this Article: Joint Tenancy with Right of Survivorship (JTWRS) allows property to pass automatically to surviving co-owners without probate but must be clearly stated in the deed to be legally recognized in Florida. Tenancy by the Entirety is...
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Key Takeaways on Digital Estate Planning: Digital assets include everything from online bank accounts and email logins to photos, cloud documents, and cryptocurrency. Florida residents must now include Online Directives in their estate planning to legally authorize...
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Key Takeaways on Why You Need a Florida Real Estate Attorney: Florida doesn’t require a real estate attorney, but having one ensures legal protection and personalized guidance during every stage of the transaction. Realtors cannot offer legal advice—only licensed...
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Key Takeaways on Self-Proving Wills: A self‑proving Will in Florida includes a notarized affidavit signed by the testator and two witnesses, confirming the Will’s authenticity. Florida Statute §732.503 governs the requirements for self‑proving Wills. Self‑proving...
Key Takeaways on Living Wills in Florida: A Living Will is a legal document that outlines your medical treatment preferences if you become permanently incapacitated and unable to communicate. Unlike a Last Will and Testament, which becomes effective after death, a...
Key Takeaways on Florida LLCs: LLCs combine tax flexibility with legal protection, offering pass-through taxation and limited personal liability. Avoid double taxation by reporting business income on personal returns. Flexible ownership and structure, including...
Key Takeaways on this Article: Sole Ownership is simple but lacks estate planning benefits—property must go through probate if the owner passes. Tenants in Common allow shared ownership in unequal shares and estate control, but risk disputes and third-party claims....
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