SOUTH FLORIDA REAL ESTATE LANDLORD TENANT LAWYER WHILE THE STATEWIDE EVICTION AND FORECLOSURE MORATORIUM ISSUED BY THE GOVERNOR ON REMOVAL AND EVICTIONS IN FLORIDA HAS BEEN LIFTED, A NEW ORDER THAT HALTS EVICTIONS IS NOW IN PLACE. THE CDC ISSUED AN ORDER IN OCTOBER 2020 THAT HALTS EVICTIONS BASED ON AMONG OTHER THINGS, “UNPAID RENT” […]
Force Majeure Clauses in Contracts
Force Majeure in real estate contracts
FLORIDA REAL ESTATE ATTORNEY AND BUSINESS LAW ATTORNEYS COVID-19 has caused many buyers to want to cancel contracts either dealing with real estate purchases, vessel purchases, materials or equipment. Many contracts in Florida contain a Force Majeure clause that permits closing dates to be extended, or even cancelled if there is an act of God, […]
In the midst of this crisis and the unknowns that lie ahead, many real estate buyers are looking to get out of real estate contracts. Many calls this week pertained to the clause in the real estate contract that is labeled “Force Majeure”. This term, translated means “superior force”, that is a force beyond your […]
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If you are buying, selling or refinancing real estate, the most important decision you can make is to hire the right Real Estate Lawyer to represent you. Hiring a real estate lawyer to oversee the transaction and make sure that the transaction goes smoothly is what we are here for. At the Law Offices of […]
REAL ESTATE AND MORTGAGE LAWYER With interest rates at an all time low, there has never been a better time to refinance your home loan. If you already own the home and the property has equity, you can tap into some of that equity and take cash out to pay off debt or for school. […]
DEBT SETTLEMENT ATTORNEY Credit Card companies, creditors, and anyone that has a judgment against a debtor can take legal action to garnish your wages or bank account. In the case of a wage garnishment, Florida law permits the creditor to take up to 25% of the debtor’s paycheck, per pay period. Florida law also permits […]