Legal Question in Real Estate Law in Florida

Re: Real Estate Purchase

You'll have to look at the terms of any contract you want to terminate. Consult an attorney if you need clarifiction.

Re: Real Estate Purchase

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I am not sure what contract you are referring to. Is the contract for legal services or for the sale and purchase of the property?

If it is for the sale and purchase of the property, then the parties can make an agreement and if both sign it, then it should be valid. If the contract is for legal services, then it would depend on the terms of the agreeement. You should meet with the attorney and discuss what you want to do and see how it can be accomplished.

Scott R. Jay, Esq.