Can a husband and wife take title to real estate in proportions other than 50/50?

I agree with Attorney Johnson that you can accomplish this with a tenancy in common. You can also accomplish the same result with a 689.071...

Do I have to provide written notice for my unlawful occupant prior to filing for unlawful detainer?

I agree with Ms. Johnson. However, I would recommend that you hire an experienced real estate lawyer in your area to help you with this rather...

Am I responsible for the mortgage on a home in FL?

You should consult an experienced real estate lawyer in your area. Your lawyer can help you establish that the mortgage is void because you did...

If you and your husband own the property as tenants by the entirety (which is probably the case) and the judgments were against you and not your...

You cannot force your neighbor to trim the vegetation, but you can trim those limbs that hang over your property line.

If I don't renew my lease every year I automatically become a month to month tenant?

The answer to your question depends on the wording of your lease. If your would prefer a lease to a month to month tenancy, you should pose your...

Is a check a legal contract in paying off a property loan.

When someone "buys" a mortgage they pay the mortgagee for an assignment of the mortgage. When the mortgage is assigned to the buyer, the buyer has...

Can a homeowner rent the storage room in the backyard?

The condition you describe violates both building and health codes. You can report it to both the building department and the health department. ...

Squatters rights? They can't squat on property I occupy. Can they?

You will not go to jail for removing people who do not belong in your house. You should bring an action for unlawful detainer. If you cannot...

Does homestead come into play if a house is rented? A couple reside together-can one spouse be asked or forced to leave?

Homestead is a right given by the Florida Constitution to people who own property and live in it as their permanent residence. It does not apply...