"Recent Publications"
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Luxury Homes and Estates of Florida Magazine
- "Resulting Trust: The Law Will Protect Your Assets From Your Spouse's Creditor."
- "Shareholders Have Rights to Demand Corporate Financial Information"
- "Settlement Offers May Not Be Introduced At Trial As Evidence"
- "Can You Avoid A Personal Guaranty By Signing As An Officer?"
- "Corporations: Not A License To Steal"
- "ELECTRONIC Signatures Have the Same Force and Effect As Written Signatures"
- "USURY: The Pitfalls of Charging Too Much Interest"
- "The Naked Promise To Buy A Home Is Enforceable"
- "Marketable Record Title Act: The Clock May Be Ticking Against Homeowners Associations"
- "Lis Pendens Are Not Necessarily Free"
- "What Happens If The Cost To Build A Home Exceeds The Contract Price?"
- "Get Your Share of Surplus Funds Remaining After a Foreclosure Sale"
- "Lease Option/Renewal Deadlines Are Not Written In Stone"
- "Beware of an Unconditional and Continuing Guaranty"
- "Sexual Harassment - How to Avoid Litigation"
- "Covenants Not to Compete"
- "Homeowner's Associations May Prohibit Parking Cars In The Street"
- "When Dealing With A Bank, You Had Better Get It In Writing"
- "Beware of Pool Contract Arbitration"
- "Construction Defects: A Homeowner Cannot File Suit Until Complying With Notice Under 558 Of The Florida Statutes."
- "Statute of Limitations for Building Problems"
- "Basic Florida Mechanics Lien Law"
- "You Have Obtained a Final Judgment: Now What?"
- "Liability of Successor Corporation/De Facto Merger"
- "Embezzlement: An Employee Will Not Get Off The Hook By Asserting The 5th Amendment Privilege Against Self-Incrimination"
- "One Sided Construction Contracts May Not Be Enforced By The Courts"
- "If Your Contract is Improperly Written, the Deposit May Not Be Retained in the Event of a Default."
- "A Bank Account Owned by Husband and Wife is Immune from Collection by a Creditor of Only One Spouse"
Winter Park Home Magazine
- "The Right of Possession"
- "Don't Pay Twice for Remodeling Jobs"
- "Let the Preparer Beware"
- "Bidding at the Courthouse Steps"
- "SURPRISE! A Hidden Federal Lien"
- "Fence Encroachments"
- "Short Sales"
- "Who Gets The Deposit?"
- "Contracts 101 - Warranty vs. Quitclaim Deeds"
- "Contracts 101 - Who Pays for the Repairs"
- "Contracts 101 - The Sequel"
- "Contracts 101"
- "Nice Home...How Do I Get To It?"
- "The Unexpected Heir"
- "Should Will Be Done?"
- "WATER, WATER EVERYWHERE - Is any of it mine?"
- "There's oil in my backyard. I'm rich ... Maybe"
- "Ye Olde Florida Homestead - Part 2"
- "Ye Olde Florida Homestead"
- "What do you do when the sale falls through?
- "IF ONLY...When "fee simple" may not be so simple."
- "Mechanics Liens & How To Avoid Them"
- "Who do you trust?"
- "Surveys can be a Buyer's Best Friend"
- "When A Tree Falls In Winter Park...Who Pays?"
Park Avenue Business Forum
The Docket
- "Volunteer Board Members are Protected by Federal & State Laws"
- "I'm taking it all the way up! But how do I get there?" Jurisdiction of the Florida Supreme Court
Orlando Sentinel
- "Can 1st Owner Reclaim Adopted Pet?"
- "Reader's Protected Homestead is Safe"
- "Tenant Died, So Who Gets Security Deposit?"
- "Where There's A Will, Here There's A Won't"
- "Executors Are Due Reasonable Commission"
- "Trouble Pours Out The Downspout"
- "Report Dogs' Aggressive Behavior Now"
- "Is Tenant Liable For Sewer Lines"
- "A Land's Ownership Determines Your Action"
The Briefs
Architects/Engineers Professional Network
HG.Org Articles Written By Frank L. Pohl
- "Don't Pay Twice for Remodeling Jobs"
- "SURPRISE! A Hidden Federal Lien"
- "Fence Encroachments"
- "Short Sales"
- "Who Gets The Deposit?"
- "Contracts 101 - Warranty vs Quitclaim Deeds"
- "Contracts 101 - Who Pays For The Repairs"
- "Contracts 101 - The Sequel"
- "Contracts 101"
- "Nice Home...How Do I Get To It?"
- "The Unexpected Heir"
- "Should Will Be Done?"
- "WATER, WATER EVERYWHERE - Is Any Of It Mine?"
- "There's Oil In My Backyard. I'm Rich...Maybe"
- "Ye Olde Florida Homestead - Part 2"
- "Ye Olde Florida Homestead"
- "What Do You Do When The Sale Falls Through?"
- "IF ONLY...When "Fee Simple" May Not Be So Simple"
- "Mechanics Liens & How To Avoid Them"
- "Who Do You Trust?"
- "Surveys Can Be A Buyer's Best Friend"
HG.Org Articles Written By Houston E. Short
- "Resulting Trust: The Law Will Protect Your Assets From Your Spouse's Creditor"
- "Shareholders Have Rights to Demand Corporate Financial Information"
- "Settlement Offers May Not Be Introduced at Trial as Evidence"
- "Can You Avoid A Personal Guaranty By Signing As An Officer?"
- "Corporations: Not A License To Steal"
- "ELECTRONIC Signatures Have The Same Force And Effect As Written Signatures"
- "USURY: The Pitfalls Of Charging Too Much Interest"
- "The Naked Promise To Buy A Home Is Enforceable"
- "Marketable Record Title Act: The Clock May Be Ticking Against Homeowners Associations"
- "Lis Pendens Are Not Necessarily Free"
- "What Happens If The Cost To Build A Home Exceeds The Contract Price?"
- "Get Your Share Of Surplus Funds Remaining After A Foreclosure Sale"
- "Lease Option/Renewal Deadlines Are Not Written In Stone"
- "Beware Of Unconditional And Continuing Guaranty"
- "Sexual Harassment - How To Avoid Litigation"
- "Homeowner's Associations May Prohibit Parking Cars In The Street"
- "When Dealing With A Bank, You Had Better Get It In Writing"
- "Beware Of Pool Contract Arbitration"
- "Construction Defects: A Homeowner Cannot File Suit Until Complying With Notice Under 558 Of The Florida Statutes"
- "Statute of Limitations for Building Problems"
- "Basic Florida Mechanics Lien Law"
- "You Have Obtained A Final Judgment: Now What?"
- "Liability of Successor Corporation/De Facto Merger"
- "Embezzlement: An Employee Will Not Get Off The Hook By Asserting The 5th Amendment Privilege Against Self-Incrimination"
- "One Sided Construction Contracts May Not Be Enforced By The Courts"
- "If Your Contract Is Improperly Written, The Deposit May Not Be Retained In The Event Of A Default"
- "A Bank Account Owned By Husband And Wife Is Immune From Collection By A Creditor Of Only One Spouse"
