Legal Question in Real Estate Law in Florida

Re: real propery

Your attorney should be handling this.

Retain new counsel. good luck.

Re: real propery

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Since you hired an attorney, you should be directing your questions to that attorney. If there has been no action for over one year, your attorney should file a motion to dismiss for lack of prosecution due to the inactivity in the file. Generally, a Lis Pendens (which is what I believe you meant in your question) is dissolved after one year unless perfected by a court suit.

Scott R. Jay, Esq.