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While it is not a pleasant subject to consider, there may come a time when you are unable to make decisions about your own medical care. When that time comes, having someone in your corner is crucial to ensure your wishes are respected. This is the purpose of a...
Working through the due diligence of a newly acquired property requires a thorough investigation of lands within and without the zone in question. Throughout Florida, property easements affect how land development can or cannot proceed. This makes sense with tangible...
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One of the most enduring traits of government in the State of Florida is how open it is. In order to maintain this openness, the Attorney General's office in Florida publishes the Government-in-the-Sunshine manual every year, which is a guide to the Florida state...
When it comes to deciding important issues that may affect the community like land use, public leaders may have to hold a public hearing. Some Florida residents have heard of public hearings and might confuse them with public meetings. The two concepts are closely...
As a resident of Florida, you have a right to know what is going on in the state government. Did you know that you are able to request, read and review matters of government meetings and official business held by government agencies? Public records are available to...
In Florida, there are restrictions on the government's power to regulate the use of land. This provides people a basis upon which to challenge said regulations. It is important for anyone intending to purchase or use land to understand the challenges of zoning...
While many Florida estates must go through the probate process, the state offers two types of probate administration: formal administration and summary administration. In general, summary administration is a simplified process that certain estates may have the option...
Florida is an epicenter of land development, as waterfront properties and other desirable plots of land are often earmarked for new and exciting real estate projects. When some areas open for development already include required development features, this can ease the...
When you or other community leaders must decide on zoning laws, land use issues or similar matters that may impact the public, you may have to host a public meeting. The Florida Constitution and the Florida Sunshine Law set guidelines about hosting these meetings, and...
