When bank end up the winning bider of the foreclosure action and the property become REO, is my name remove from title?

After the bank became the winning bidder in the foreclosure auction, the clerk issued the bank a clerk's certificate of title. This certificate is...

Does your Florida Homestead protect your home from liens? If so if sold does it protect the assets concerning the liens?

The answer to your question depends on the nature of the lien. If your mother added her house as additional collateral under your sister's...

Homeowner insurance reject to cover my claim?

Typical homeowner insurance coverage is designed to cover people who live full time in their homes. There are other types of coverage for vacation...

If the proceeds from the sale are deposited into an attorney's trust account pursuant to an escrow agreement that has been approved by both your...

Purchased home in November 2011. Discovered that home master closet has considerable water damage that had been painted over....

The seller of residential property in Florida has a duty to disclose any material defects of which the seller is aware. In any suit to recover...

Can i sue the county for charging for services not used or purchased and can i in-turn charge for services i will not deliver

While you could hire a lawyer to represent you, you would probably be better off meeting with the county officials and trying to reach a settlement...

Florida adverse possession laws

Yes, you would have to pay the liens. You cannot eliminate the interest of a governmental entity by adverse possession. Adverse possession is...

If you delivered the deed to they buyers, they accepted it, and they paid you for the property, they own the property, and you do not. Recording a...

While you can go after the title insurance company, reporting them to the Office of Insurance Regulation and demanding that they fix the problem,...

My Husband Died 4 years ago. No probate. How do I remove my his name off our home to sell it? Do I have to Probate his estate?

There is probably no need to open a probate. If you owned the property with your husband as tenants by the entirety (which is likely), the title...