Owning real estate with another person can work smoothly – until it doesn’t. Disagreements between co-owners about how to use, manage, or sell property are common, particularly in situations involving inherited property, former business partners, or former spouses. When the parties can’t agree, Florida law provides a legal remedy known as a partition action. A […]
Disputes between neighbors can quickly escalate when someone builds, plants, or otherwise places something on your property without permission. In Florida, this is considered trespass to real property, and it can include situations such as a neighbor installing a fence over your boundary line, placing personal property on your land, or causing flooding or erosion […]
Sometimes, the rules just don’t work. Whether it’s a setback that doesn’t leave enough buildable space, a lot that doesn’t meet current code, or a project that’s otherwise reasonable but technically out of bounds—property owners and developers often find themselves facing zoning regulations that don’t quite fit the facts on the ground. That’s where variances […]
Florida takes transparency seriously. The Sunshine Law—a hallmark of open government—requires that public business be conducted in the open and accessible to the public. Whether you’re a concerned citizen, an appointed board member, or an elected official, understanding the basics of Florida’s Sunshine Law is essential to staying informed, compliant, and empowered. Here’s a quick, […]
Thinking about rezoning your property? You’re not alone—and you’re not without options. Whether you’re a homeowner looking to build something new, a business hoping to expand, or a developer with big plans, zoning is one of the first hurdles you’ll face in the land use process. If your property’s current zoning doesn’t align with your […]
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