Do You Need a Lawyer for a Real Estate Closing in Florida? Buying or selling a home is one of the biggest financial transactions most people will ever make. While Florida doesn’t legally require you to hire a real estate attorney for a closing, having an experienced lawyer on your side can provide peace of mind and help you avoid …
Read MoreAn executor is the person chosen to make sure the wishes in a will are carried out. If you’ve been named as an executor, you take on important legal responsibilities. Your job is to follow the instructions in the will while also meeting the requirements of state law (a process referred to as probate). Executors often find themselves balancing paperwork, …
Read MoreReceiving a foreclosure notice can be one of the most stressful moments in a homeowner’s life. Whether the notice came unexpectedly or after months of financial difficulty, it’s important to know that you still have options. Acting quickly and making informed decisions can help you protect your rights, your credit, and possibly even your home. At Lyons Law Group, we’ve …
Read MoreWhen an individual passes away and leaves their home to beneficiaries, the home may need to be sold to divide the proceeds among those beneficiaries. This is known as a probate sale. If you’re thinking about buying a probate property, there are certain things you need to know about how to finance this type of purchase. Here’s what you need …
Read MoreBuying a home through probate can be a smart investment opportunity, but it also comes with a unique timeline and process. If you’re considering purchasing a property through probate, it’s important to understand how long it typically takes and what steps are involved. So, how long does it take to buy a home through probate? The short answer is: anywhere …
Read MoreClosing day is often the most anticipated step in the homebuying process. After weeks or even months of searching, negotiating, and securing financing, buyers are finally ready to make it official. But even at the finish line, unexpected issues can arise that delay or complicate the transaction. To help you prepare, here are 10 common closing day surprises you should …
Read MoreThe death of a loved one can be emotionally overwhelming, and it often brings with it the added burden of navigating complex legal and financial responsibilities. One such responsibility is the probate process. If you’re wondering what probate is and how it works, especially in Florida, this blog will provide a comprehensive overview and explain how a knowledgeable probate attorney …
Read MoreWhether you’re buying or selling a house, you’re probably concerned about any issues that might arise during the closing process. Rest assured that while certain problems are fairly common during closings, having an experienced real estate attorney on your side can help, as they can navigate any obstacles and make it as easy as possible for you to transfer ownership. …
Read MoreAfter finding out that your house is getting foreclosed upon, you probably have numerous questions on your mind, including whether you’ll have the opportunity to buy back your house after the foreclosure. Florida provides a statutory right of redemption: At any time before the later of the filing of a certificate of sale by the clerk of the court or …
Read MoreOwning your own home offers numerous advantages—in addition to letting you build equity, homeownership also presents certain tax benefits, provides greater stability, and allows for more freedom in terms of decorating. Unfortunately, rising costs have made it difficult for many people to save enough money for a down payment. But do you actually need to have the traditional 20% set …
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