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Selling your home yourself? Here's what you should know about the risks

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By Stephen Lacey
| Florida Today Verified
For Sale By Owner (FSBO) sellers are increasingly offering seller financing to attract more buyers. Combining FSBO with seller financing introduces significant legal and financial risks for homeowners. Sellers cannot simply reclaim their property if a buyer defaults and must typically follow the legal foreclosure process. Using generic online forms for these complex transactions can lead to costly disputes and legal issues.
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What should Floridians know about Lady Bird deeds in estate planning?

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By Stephen Lacey
| Florida Today Verified
Stephen J. Lacey For FLORIDA TODAY June 26, 2026, 5:01 a.m. ET One of the most common questions estate planning attorneys hear from Florida homeowners is whether a Lady Bird deed can help them avoid probate. The answer is often yes — but that does not necessarily mean it is the best solution for every situation.
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Think your final wishes are set? Study up on probate issues in Florida

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By Stephen Lacey
| Florida Today Verified
May 28, 2026, 5:04 a.m. ET Most people assume that if they have a will, their family is protected. In Florida, that’s usually not the case.
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