Legal Question in Real Estate Law in Florida

Re: Real Estate

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You need to contact a qualified real estate attorney who can try to salvage the mess that has been created. You might be able to save the property by filing a suit to quiet title and show the court that you were defrauded out of the home and that equitable title remains yours even if legal title now shows in the name of the company.

Scott R. Jay, Esq.

Re: Real Estate

Mr. Jay is correct, you need a FL real estate attorney who can address all of the various problems you are facing. Don't delay or your options will rapidly disappear.