Joint tenancy with right of survivorship in Florida is one of the several primary ways to hold title to real estate. The way your home is titled carries significant implications for estate planning, making it essential to consult with your Florida estate planning...
Possessing a property is a noteworthy achievement, and there are occasions when property owners desire to extend this ownership to others due to various reasons. A frequent approach to do it so is by including additional names on the property deed. Therefore, in this...
Despite your initial intentions to commit to the full duration of your apartment lease, circumstances may arise that necessitate an early termination of lease agreement in Florida, such as if you have the opportunity to relocate with your partner or secure a new job...
The process required to buy a property in Miami-Dade County does end when the buyer pays the agreed-upon amount to the seller. Without a properly drafted deed, it is not possible to transfer ownership of property – even if you pay the full amount for the property and...
Whether a company is starting from scratch or moving to new premises, it is not possible to operate a business without a commercial space. Many Florida companies own commercial property to operate, but most business owners depend on leased premises. In this article,...
Failing to fulfill one’s duties in a real estate contract may result in costly and time-consuming disputes. If the parties involved in the agreement cannot find an alternative to resolve the issue out of court, Florida law has specific provisions to determine...
