by Larry Tolchinsky | Florida Law, Florida Real Estate, Partition
Last Update: 8/5/19 In Florida, “homestead property” is residential real estate which is occupied by a person or family as their permanent residence. The legal concept of “homestead” is provided by the Florida constitution. Its purpose is to stop the family home, or... by Larry Tolchinsky | Florida Law, Florida Real Estate, Partition, Real Estate, Real Estate Title
In Florida, there is more than one way to own an interest in real estate. It’s important to understand these ways before “taking title” to the property at the closing table. One key question in deciding how to own property: is the owner able to convey complete... by Larry Tolchinsky | FAQs, Florida Real Estate, Partition, Real Estate
Last Update: 11/15/18 According to Florida case law as of the date of this article, in extreme cases, a judge can deny a partition if the judge determines that equity will not result if the remedy of partition is granted. Is An Oral Agreement Not To Partition Florida... by Larry Tolchinsky | FAQs, Florida Real Estate, Partition, Real Estate
Last Update: 11/11/18 A partition is provided only for those who have joint interests such as joint tenants, tenants in common, or joint heirs. Read: Inherited Property and Partition: When Your Brother or Sister or Other Heir Won’t Agree to Sell The Family Property... by Larry Tolchinsky | FAQs, Partition, Real Estate
Last Update: 5/21/18 Can A Life Tenant Deed An Interest To A Remainderman Allowing For A Partition Of The Real Estate? According to Florida case law as of the date of this article, yes, a partition is provided only for those who have joint interests such as joint... by Larry Tolchinsky | Florida Law, Florida Real Estate, Partition, Real Estate
Last Update: 2/9/19 Heirs, Including Siblings, Forcing The Sale Of Inherited Real Property In Florida, when a parent or other family member passes away owning real estate and he/she is the only owner or the only surviving owner, the property, whether it is the family...
