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I had a client inquire about an easement arising from a title search this week. An easement is not title to land, but rather an
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Client Question About An Easement
January 2, 2015
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I had a client inquire about an easement arising from a title search this week. An easement is not title to land, but rather an
Forum Selection Clause Enforced
November 29, 2014
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The Third District Court of Appeal reversed a Miami Trial Court’s order denying a cruise line’s Motion to Dismiss based on the forum selection provision found
Hearsay and Acceleration Arising in Foreclosure
November 18, 2014
No Comments
Trial Court found the foreclosing entity failed to satisfy the business records exception to the hearsay rule, so the trial court erred by admitting the
Insured’s Lawyer May not Act as an “Disinterested Party” in Appraisal Process
November 9, 2014
No Comments
A homeowner invoked the appraisal provision in a personal homeowner’s policy when seeking damages under the policy arising from the peril of sinkhole. The insured
Effective Date of the “New” LLC Statute
November 4, 2014
No Comments
I have had several questions regarding the effective date of the LLC statute found in Fla. Stat. chapter 605 as mentioned in the firm’s blog
Association Remedies for Unpaid Assessments
October 27, 2014
No Comments
Fla. Stat. § 718.116 provides associations lien rights on community properties arising from unpaid assessments. These unpaid assessments may in fact be foreclosed upon. The
What in the World is a 1031 Exchange?
October 10, 2014
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Pursuant to the Internal Revenue Code § 1031, an investor may sell a property without triggering capital gains by deferring taxes as long as the
Court Rules on the Beneficial Ownership Exception under Florida’s Dangerous Instrumentality Doctrine
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Robert Christensen paid the purchase price for a motor vehicle, and the certificate of title was placed in his name as well as his wife, M. Taylor-Christensen.
Changes in the Florida LLC Law
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Fla. Stat. § 608, et al provided authority for a Florida LLC to be “manager-managed” or “member-managed.” The manager, who was not a member, possessed
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