The issue of foreclosing on equitable liens on homesteads to prevent unjust enrichment takes center stage in a case of siblings battling over their dead parents’ real estate.
The question before the Fourth District Court of Appeal: Did the trial court err in imposing and foreclosing on two liens totaling $390,000 against property claimed as a homestead, which are typically protected from forced sales?
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