Filing a real property lien in Florida is a way to enforce collection of a court judgment. Florida has two different ways for a creditor to file a judgment lien against real estate: in county land records and with the Florida Department of State.
According to Florida law, tenants in common have several rights and obligations regarding their real estate, including, but not limited to, the right to partition, the obligation to share expenses, the right to possession and accountability, and the right to a credit... ...
According to Florida law, tenants in common have several rights and obligations regarding their real estate, including, but not limited to, the right to partition, the obligation to share expenses, the right to possession and accountability, and the right to a credit...read more 11 Reasons to...
According to Florida law, tenants in common have several rights and obligations regarding their real estate, including, but not limited to, the right to partition, the obligation to share expenses, the right to possession and accountability, and the right to a credit...read more 11 Reasons to...
According to Florida law, tenants in common have several rights and obligations regarding their real estate, including, but not limited to, the right to partition, the obligation to share expenses, the right to possession and accountability, and the right to a credit...read more 11 Reasons to...
According to Florida law, tenants in common have several rights and obligations regarding their real estate, including, but not limited to, the right to partition, the obligation to share expenses, the right to possession and accountability, and the right to a credit...read more 11 Reasons to...
Under the prior law, delivery of the writ to the sheriff not only initiated the execution process, but under the seminal case of , it also created an inchoate lien on all personal property subject to execution in that county. The sheriff was required to keep a record of the delivery of ...
An unrecorded deed does not put third party creditors on notice that the property has been transferred. This means that the transferor’s creditors (including creditors of his or her estate) may put a lien on the property. This leaves the transferee open to a claim by the transferor’s cre...
Also, the contractor hired to install the stations on behalf of the unit owner cannot lien the common elements or Association property if the contractor is not paid for the work but can lien the unit owner’s unit. COMMENTARY: In my opinion, the bigger change here is adding the “...
the worst part of losing a homestead exemption is receiving a tax bill the next year that is based on the full fair market value of your property. Unfortunately, the law regarding when a property loses the Save Our Homes Amendment [“SOHA”] cap and must be reassessed at just value is ...