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Before purchasing any piece of real estate, you need to carry out a thorough title check. It applies to both residential and commercial property. The majority of titles are “clean.” In other words, they do not have problems, and you can move ahead with confidence....
Children can feel ignored at the best of times, even more so when their parents are in the middle of a divorce. As parents, you have a million things to do when divorcing. You will need to attend hearings, consult advisors, search through old paperwork, rejig living...
When you pay money to a construction company to build you a property, you assume they will do the job well. Yet, sometimes things do not turn out as you hoped. When flaws are apparent, you can take action straight away, but what if you do not notice a problem for...
If you work in construction, you know better than anyone the importance of a solid set of foundations. Yet this applies not only to the building but to your working relationships too. While a construction contract is made of paper rather than concrete and steel, it is...
Even if you and your soon-to-be ex-spouse have substantial wealth, you may not always agree on all financial issues. After all, money matters and incompatibility are two of the more common reasons divorcing Americans cite for the ends of their marriage. Robust...
Picture this (relatively common) Florida situation: You and your neighbors share a single path that heads to the beach. Then, one day, somebody decides sharing is not the best arrangement. Sometimes, one of your neighbors might start taking advantage. In other...
Going through a divorce is never easy, and to make matters worse, you need an in-depth analysis of your assets so that you can divide them. If you haven't agreed with your former spouse, asset division may become a problem. There are several things that the court...
Estate planning terms can be confusing, especially when they sound similar to one another. From the names, you may think that a living will and a living trust relate to one another. Actually, they are two different things. A living will and a living trust can each be...
Your estate plan often contains many different components. Altogether, it can seem difficult to review the entire thing. This will certainly get old quickly, especially if you plan on sticking to expert advice and reviewing your plan every 3 years. So what can you do...
Before you buy a home in Florida, the owner of the home has to disclose certain things about the property. If the seller fails to tell you something he or she must lawfully disclose and it winds up having a big impact on a home's condition or value, you may be able to...