When you inherit a home, you inherit more than memories—you inherit responsibilities. One of the first questions families ask is: Do I have to pay my loved one’s unpaid utility bills and other property costs? In Florida (and especially in Broward County), the answer...
When a loved one passes and leaves real estate behind, one of the first practical questions is: who actually needs to sign the deed to sell or transfer the property? In Florida—and specifically in Broward County—the answer depends on how title is held, whether probate...
Navigating the inheritance of a home or investment property is emotional and complex—especially when there are multiple heirs involved. In Broward County, Florida, the process depends on the deed, the will or trust, and Florida’s unique homestead rules. Below is a...
Whether you’re organizing your own estate plan or managing a loved one’s property, the way you document a home’s value can save significant taxes, reduce disputes, and speed up probate. A clear, defensible record helps you claim a step-up in basis, prepare accurate...
If you’ve inherited a home or land, the “what now?” depends heavily on the state where the property sits. Probate timelines, deed options, homestead protections, property tax resets, and even state-level inheritance or estate taxes can all change your best path. To...
Inheriting property with siblings or relatives can bring up strong emotions and competing priorities—especially in Florida, where homestead rules, insurance costs, and hurricane season can add urgency. The good news: most disputes can be prevented with a clear plan....
