John Catalano
November 23, 2022 | Daily Business Review
Ruling Reminds Fla.'s Courts, Property Owners of Legal Precedents for Removal of Obsolete Restrictive CovenantsA recent ruling by the First District Court of Appeal sent a clear reminder to Florida's property owners and circuit courts: The state has a legal procedure for making antiquated restrictive covenants that have been rendered obsolete by modern development go away, and property owners can make their case for such removals of old restrictions in court.
By Oscar R. Rivera and John Catalano
5 minute read
August 22, 2019 | Daily Business Review
New Remote Online Notary Law Brings Notarization Process Into 21st Century in FloridaAnyone who has sold real estate or obtained a mortgage in Florida has experienced the need to have a notary public acknowledge the execution of the deed or mortgage.
By John Catalano
4 minute read
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