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Latest commentary, news and information on consumer protection, appeals, probate and estate planning

Why Do Florida’s Appellate Courts Let Banks Skip Out on Paying Taxes?

 
by Matthew D. Weidner, Esq.
If you've ever taken out a mortgage or bought or sold a home, you know that you owe the State of Florida a few hundred or a few thousand dollars which is collected when your transfer or mortgage documents ... Read More
Who should be a trustee?

Who should be a trustee?

 
by WEIDNER LAW
April 17, 2017WEIDNER LAW
What is incapacity or a lack of capacity?

What is incapacity or a lack of capacity?

 
by WEIDNER LAW
April 17, 2017WEIDNER LAW
Who is the contestant in a will contest?

Who is the contestant in a will contest?

 
by WEIDNER LAW
April 17, 2017WEIDNER LAW

Foreclosure Deficiency: “The Court’s ruling was incorrect on all accounts.”

 
by Matthew D. Weidner, Esq.
The residence was sold at a judicial sale. The proceeds of the sale were insufficient to satisfy the amount of the judgment. Thereafter, DONI obtained the right to pursue the deficiency against Meikle by assignment of the final judgment. After filing an answer to DONI’s complaint, Meikle filed a motion for ... Read More