The topic of boundary lines often comes up in disputes over land ownership. Real estate law is complex and resolving legal problems can be difficult, especially if boundary infringements are an issue. An ongoing dispute in Florida involves a development company that...
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Real estate battle in another state over boundaries
Many people in Florida and elsewhere bequest property to their children when they die. A woman in another state inherited property that belonged to her parents, where they had built a home when they were in their 50s. The woman has been in possession of the property...
Is visa ineligibility impeding your immigration goals?
Regardless of what visa you may be applying for, the process probably involves several steps and lots of waiting. It can be difficult to go through the entire application process only to learn that you are not even eligible for a visa. Visa ineligibility is not...
Famous real estate developer facing foreclosure
Many Florida residents are familiar with American film producer and mega mansion real estate developer Nile Niami, who often makes news headlines when he buys or sells a property. Niami was recently back in the news for another reason, however, which is that Hankey...
Florida borrowers should know about RESPA
In the 1970s, the Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act (RESPA) was implemented. RESPA has an impact on today’s real estate transactions as well, particularly from a borrower’s perspective. The more a Florida borrower knows about RESPA, the better able he or she will...
The pros and cons of buying a condo
Making the choice to purchase a condominium is a significant legal and financial decision. Before signing the final paperwork or even making an offer, it is important to understand the benefits and potential drawbacks of this choice. This may be a home, but a condo is...
Your visa status may hinge on these legal issues
Whether an individual plans to settle in Florida after arriving in the United States to work, get married, attend college or become a naturalized U.S. citizen, a visa application will be part of the process. There are numerous types of visas and it is important to...
US immigration law: Adults and kids apprehended at border
Many immigrants who live in Florida emigrated from other countries and entered the United States through its southern border. U.S. immigration law allow individuals to request asylum at a border, at which time they may be taken into Immigration and Customs Enforcement...
Federal judge issues first of its kind immigration ruling
There are any number of issues that may lead to immigrants in Florida or beyond being placed in detention by Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers. What happens after a person is taken into custody depends on how adjudication in a specific case unfolds. In a...
Is adjustment of status relief available to you?
Adapting to life as a Florida immigrant is not without its challenges. From mastering English or trying to immerse oneself in a new culture, it is not uncommon to feel anxious, lonely or even frustrated while settling into a new lifestyle. If legal issues arise,...

