When going through a divorce in Florida, you and your spouse will be presented with what may feel like a seemingly endless number of tough decisions to make. How will we split time with the kids? Who will take the kids on key holidays? What debts do we need to split? Do we need to split a retirement account? Another equally challenging choice to make is what you will do with your family home.
Do we have to sell our house when divorcing?
Do grandparents in Florida have visitation rights?
If you are a grandparent living in Florida, you may want to obtain legal visitation rights to your grandchild for any number of reasons. Maybe the relationship between your grandchild’s parents is especially acrimonious and your child’s former partner prevents you from visiting, or maybe you have concerns about your grandchild’s parents abusing substances, and you want to do right by your grandchild.
The importance of a title report
Before purchasing any piece of real estate in Florida, a title report should be ordered. It is the responsibility of the buyer to review this report carefully and Redfin explains that there generally is only a small window of time in which any response to the contents can be provided. This may even include invoking the title contingency if something looks serious enough to make the buyer decide not to continue with the purchase.
