Legal Question in Real Estate Law in Florida

Condo law
I own a senior community condo with my mother. I am 50 and my mother is very ill. will i automtatically have to sell this condo if she passes?

It is in both our names. I know that there is a law in California that reads as follows:

Is there anything comparable to that in Florida?

qualified permanent resident is someone who:

� was living with a senior citizen resident owner before the senior�s death, divorce, hospitalization or absence; and

� was either:

� 45 years of age or older;

� the senior�s spouse or unpaid cohabitant providing primary physical or financial support; or

� the senior�s disabled child or grandchild who needs to live with the senior because of the disability.

To read the statutes, click on ��51.3(a)(2), 51.3(e) and 54(b) of the Civil Code.

Thanks . LS.

Asked on 2/21/05, 3:04 pm

David Slater David P. Slater, Esq.

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Re: Condo law

Read your documents. They will set forth the requirements. Of course, they may not enforce them.

Answered on 2/21/05, 4:31 pm

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