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January 16, 2026

[FL] Are FDCPA and FCCPA statutory damages per violation or per lawsuit?

Is there a per-incident violation in Florida for the Fair Debt Collection Act?

FL Legal (General)

January 13, 2026

[FL] Can I sign a Florida quitclaim deed for my father using power of attorney?

So I just made a quick claim deed for a property in Florida. Its transferring it from my parents to me. I have Durable Power of Attorney over my father for Real Property Transactions and Tangible Property transactions. Is it okay to sign the quick claim deed for him?

FL Real Estate

December 17, 2025

[FL] What documents do I need to be released from liability as trustee after selling an unregistered car?

I am selling a 1961 unregistered project car to a private seller. I have completed a bill of sale expressing (as-is) and will have it signed and notarized with the buyer at my local banking branch. Will also sign the title over at that time. It is titled to an irrevocable trust of which I am the trustee and only beneficiary. Is there anything else I need to consider to protect myself from liability in Florida?

FL Consumer Protection

December 17, 2025

[FL] How do I get released from liability after selling an unregistered project car?

FL Consumer Law

December 12, 2025

[FL] How can I help my father manage my incapacitated mother’s affairs if she cannot sign a power of attorney?

So my parent is placed on hospice and cannot make decisions. My other parent is the legal spouse, but wants to sign a power of attorney so I can handle the financial matters. Who should be listed first on the paperwork — my other parent or the parent in hospice?

FL Family

December 11, 2025

[FL] Does a quitclaim deed transfer ownership on death?

My father has two inoperable brain tumors and will pass away once treatment concludes. My parents are trying to make sure the ownership of their home is written under my mother and me. I have put together a quitclaim deed for the state of Florida, but I’m not sure if this is all I need in order to make this happen. It doesn’t mention anything about survivability or ownership transferring to us upon his death. Could I have you review the original deed and the quitclaim?

FL Real Estate

December 11, 2025

[FL] What kind of contract do I need to legally hire an influencer?

Hello, I own a real estate company and I'm hiring an influencer for marketing purposes. In exchange for a marketing fee when the advertised property is sold, can you tell me what kind of contract I need and what laws apply?

FL Legal (General)

December 11, 2025

[FL] How do I evict a month-to-month tenant for unpaid rent and property damage?

I need to evict a tenant.

FL Landlord-Tenant

December 9, 2025

[FL] Can a POA be signed in multiple states?

If the 2nd agent on a POA lives in a different state, can they sign and send it back to us and then we go forth and sign?

FL Family

December 3, 2025

[FL] How do I change wife’s maiden name on an old quit claim deed to reflect her married name?

Yes, the property was our primary residence for 20 years. Our property records recorded the purchase on 5/31/2002. The intent with the quit claim deed is to update my wife’s name to our married name. She is already on the current deed under her maiden name but we were listed as single individuals at the time of the purchase and married on 9/4/2002 the same year as we purchased the property. I am very interested in the easiest way to update the deed to show we are married. We were married in Broward County where the property is also recorded.

FL Real Estate

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