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Cueto Law Group
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- llms.txt
- https://cuetolawgroup.com/llms.txt
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- #664520
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- 2009-06-12
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- 2026-10-19T10:44:29.487Z
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Their llms.txt
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# Cueto Law Group
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## Posts
- [What Does a Real Estate Lawyer Do in Florida? (And When You Need One)](https://cuetolawgroup.com/what-does-a-real-estate-lawyer-do/): A real estate lawyer protects your legal and financial interests in a property transaction or dispute — drafting and negotiating contracts, reviewing title, preparing deeds and closing documents, structuring ownership, and representing you in court when a deal goes wrong. In Florida, you are not legally required to hire a real estate attorney to buy or sell property; title agents commonly handle closings. But an attorney is the only professional in the transaction whose job is to give you legal advice and advocate for you — which matters most in commercial and investment deals, international transactions, title problems, inherited or co-owned property, and any dispute over a deposit, defect, or contract.
- [Florida Real Estate Law: A Practical Guide for Owners, Buyers & Investors (2026)](https://cuetolawgroup.com/florida-real-estate-law/): Florida real estate law is the body of statutes, regulations, and court decisions that governs how property is bought, sold, financed, owned, leased, and fought over in Florida. Most of it lives in the Florida Statutes — for example, Chapter 475 (real estate brokers), Chapters 689 and 695 (deeds and recording), Chapter 712 (marketable record title), Chapters 718 and 720 (condominiums and homeowners’ associations), Chapter 83 (landlord and tenant), Chapter 713 (construction liens), Chapter 65 (quiet title), and Chapter 692, Part III (restrictions on certain foreign buyers). This guide from our Miami real estate litigation team organizes the questions owners, buyers, and investors ask most — and links to our detailed guides on each topic.
- [Seller Refusing to Release Earnest Money in Florida? Who Holds the Deposit & How to Get It Back](https://cuetolawgroup.com/seller-refusing-to-release-earnest-money/): In most Florida real estate deals, the seller does not actually hold the buyer’s earnest money — an escrow agent does: usually the real estate broker, the title company, or a closing attorney. When a deal falls apart and the seller refuses to sign a release, the escrow agent generally cannot hand the deposit to either side until the parties agree, a court rules, or — if a broker holds the funds — one of the dispute procedures in section 475.25(1)(d)1 of the Florida Statutes is completed. Whether you get the deposit back turns on your contract: whether you cancelled within a contingency period (inspection, financing, appraisal, title, or condominium/HOA review), whether the seller defaulted, or whether the seller is entitled to keep the deposit as liquidated damages.
- [What Is a Latent Defect in Florida Real Estate? S
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