A Florida trust required a $200,000 bond before a beneficiary could challenge the trustee's purchase of trust assets. The 3d,.. Read More;

A Miami-Dade father's unrecorded revocable trust put his home in his wife's name as trustee. The Third District held the,.. Read More;

A Key West seating easement was not recorded before the property sold. The seller's principal chaired the buyer. The 3d,.. Read More;

Mobile home occupants who had moved out argued their eviction appeal was not moot because of credit and rental harm.,.. Read More;

A mother's will put one daughter's half in a lifetime trust but named no one to take what was left.,.. Read More;

A widow left out of her husband's Florida will won the right to proceed in 2023, then lost in 2025,.. Read More;

A developer's insiders formed a company, bought the construction loan and foreclosed out the builder's liens. The 3d DCA reversed,.. Read More;

A ward conceded limited incapacity, then appealed. The Third District said that appeal came too late, but reversed the rights,.. Read More;

A borrower sold cross-collateralized property and bought a homestead with the money. The 3d DCA affirmed an equitable lien and,.. Read More;

A Miami seller took the buyer's money but never delivered a deed. Did he still have standing to fight judgment,.. Read More;

Ruffenach v. Deutsche Bank: the Sixth DCA held fee awards no longer always need expert testimony, but struck the bank’s,.. Read More;

Florida courts increasingly decide cases from the text of statutes and rules, not old precedent. What “first principles” means and,.. Read More;