Do I need to foreclose or can I accept a deed in lieu of foreclosure?

If the husband is the only one on the deed/mortgage, then you can accept a deed in lieu. If not, you'll need to foreclose. You should definitely...

I work as a contractor and my LLC has not been paid for multiple months and is due over $60k. what are my options in court?

The first step is to have your contract reviewed, as my colleague mentioned. You'll need a consultation in order to determine the potential causes...

What area of attorney practice do I need to make sure I get a contract to purchase my house correct?

Florida has some consistently used contracts for the purchase/sale of residential real estate. However, I wouldn't recommend you attempt to...

Is it legal for a renter to ask you to sign a new lease which require me to pay another deposit and all expenses for the house.

Unfortunately, you haven't provided enough information in this post to gain an accurate answer. If your lease is expiring and the landlord wants...

You certainly can, but you will need to make sure that your contract reflects that the additional payments are consideration for the extended...

Can a property management, real estate company get in trouble for not forwarding rents to owners

You should consider sending a civil theft letter/demand letter. You need to give them an opportunity to return the money before you file suit...

Trust

Your wife's interest could pass to you. However, the trust document will govern. Trusts have trustees who are designated to control the assets...

Florida's civil theft statute simply says that you must "give notice" so mailing is generally acceptable. However, you should be prepared for the...

I agree with Mr. Gaffney and would add that in my experience, a deed with joint tenancy rights appears to many to be the simplest way to accomplish...

What are the standards to prove Libel or slander? Does a general liability policy of a not for profit cover the actions of its b

It will depend on the policy. You may want to have an attorney review your policy to confirm, but most will include professional liability...