Legal Question in Real Estate Law in Florida

Re: Sale of a Lot

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She is legally required to sign with her proper name which is with your last name. She can sign the deed and other papers with an a/k/a but she should do it with her married name. Also, she will be required to provide a picture id at closing and presumably this has her new name which has to match for a notary to notarize her signature.

Scott R. Jay, Esq.

Re: Sale of a Lot

The answer depends on information you have not supplied; I suggest you consult an attorney admitted where the land is located.

Re: Sale of a Lot

It seems the real estate is not located within the State of Florida. Therefore, I cannot provide legal advice.