In the realm of real estate and property ownership, it is essential to have a legal framework that allows individuals to delegate authority and ensure the smooth management of their assets. One such legal instrument is a Power of Attorney (POA) of Property. Principals who require a POA of property document, would do well to…
Homeowners’ Association (HOA) fees play a vital role in maintaining the quality and functionality of communities. These fees help cover expenses such as landscaping, maintenance, amenities, and communal services. While the majority of homeowners diligently pay their HOA fees, there may be instances where an HOA collections collection efforts become necessary. In such cases, it…
In the complex realm of business relationships, contracts serve as the foundations upon which transactions are built. A well-drafted contract can not only facilitate a smooth flow of operations but also act as a safeguard against potential disputes. For litigation attorneys, contract disputes present both challenges and opportunities to advocate for their clients and seek…
In Florida and elsewhere, construction projects can be prone to various risks and uncertainties. The incompetence of either party as well as outside factors such as weather, zoning permissions and construction industry staffing constraints can lead to delays. When one party alleges that another party is responsible for causing a delay, construction delay claims can…
A sales agreement is a legally binding contract that outlines the terms and conditions of a transaction between a seller and a buyer. Whether selling products or services, having a well-drafted sales agreement is crucial for ensuring a smooth and transparent business transaction. Organizations would do well to retain an experienced business attorney to analyze…
Property owners are at risk of being sued for a variety of reasons, including slips and falls, accidents, and even violent criminal activity committed by third parties that occurs on your property. Avoiding liability can be challenging in these situations. While property owners cannot completely eliminate the risk of being sued, there are steps that…
The Office of Fair Housing and Economic Activity (OFHEA) in Florida is an agency dedicated to ensuring that people are protected from housing discrimination based on race, color, national origin, sex, handicap, familial status, or religion. These groups are known as protected classes, and it is illegal for real estate agents, developers, property managers, and…
Opening a real estate brokerage in Florida can be a rewarding and lucrative career move. However, it requires careful planning and attention to detail in order to navigate the complex licensing, compliance, business formation, and hiring issues involved. By taking the time to research the options and seek out the guidance of experienced professionals, real…
Estate planning attorneys frequently handle probate cases. While many people have heard of it, few know what it actually entails — until they have to go through it following the death of a loved on. Families and individuals who are planning ahead would do well to know what probate is, what to expect when an…
“For Sale By Owner”, often abbreviated as FSBO, is a term used to describe a property that is being sold directly by the owner, without the involvement of a real estate agent or broker. While there are advantages to listing and selling a property without a real estate agent or broker, it is important to…
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