Orsatti & Associates, P.A., Legal Blog
Resolving property disputes with your Florida neighbor
Disputes with neighbors over property boundaries can be a common occurrence. These disagreements can arise for a variety of reasons, from encroaching tree branches to issues over shared fences. So, how can you settle property disputes with your Florida neighbor? If...
Have you covered all of your bases in your estate plan?
When it comes to estate planning, you need to ensure that you have covered all the bases. Having a comprehensive estate plan in Florida means more than just writing a will. However, with all the complexities involved, it is easy to overlook some of the important...
4 title issues you might encounter while buying a home
With its sunny beaches and vibrant communities, Florida is a popular destination for many homeowners. However, before you make that big purchase, there is an important aspect of the home-buying process you need to be aware of – the title. The title to a property is...
Can you select an out-of-state executor for a Florida estate?
Choosing an executor for an estate is a crucial part of estate planning. The executor will oversee the probate process, distribute assets and settle the estate's debts. Therefore, it is essential to choose a trustworthy individual for this role. A common question...
3 steps to take when negotiating a commercial lease renewal
When you rent commercial space in Florida, you may find that the lease agreement comes with longer terms than a residential lease typically does. For this reason, it pays to take your time during lease renewal negotiations to help ensure that you do not wind up stuck...
Can a beneficiary sue you for mismanaging an estate?
When you agree to act as someone’s personal representative in Florida, you commit to handling certain matters on that individual’s behalf. There are many different obligations involved in acting as someone’s personal representative. If you skip any of these steps,...
What are your rights when you buy a home as-is?
Some Florida homeowners sell a house as-is, meaning you will purchase the residence in its current condition regardless of its defects. While it is possible to get a home for a cheaper price this way, you could end up with a very flawed house that will prove expensive...
How should you choose agents for power of attorney?
A power of attorney is a document that gives agency to another person to make decisions for you if you become incapacitated. There are two main types of power of attorney to draw up: financial and medical power of attorney. When choosing agents for your power of...
Can I leave my spouse out of my will?
When creating your estate plan, you want to ensure you express your wishes clearly. There should be no doubt about what you intended to do and want to happen after your death. However, even if you state everything clearly and concisely, there is a chance that not...
Protecting your healthcare with an estate plan
When you think about your estate plan, do you consider the aspects of an estate plan that may kick in while you are still alive? Thinking about a future where you might not have the capacity to make decisions for yourself may be difficult at the time, but it is better...