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Florida Governor Candidates Clash Over Property Insurance Fixes

Florida’s top two candidates for governor are arguing over the best way to bring down the state’s high property insurance costs. Republican Byron Donalds and Democrat David Jolly both say rates have grown too expensive...

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When Co-Heirs Cannot Agree on Inherited Property, Partition Lawsuits Often Follow

Inheriting a family home or piece of land can feel like a meaningful gift, yet it can also create serious conflict when several people own it together and cannot agree on what to do next....

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Executor Left Holding the Bag on Family Homes After Parents’ Deaths

A letter published recently in a national personal-finance column laid out a situation that many families quietly deal with after a parent dies. One sibling ends up paying all the bills on inherited houses while...

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Inherited Property Disputes Are Climbing Across California

More California families are finding themselves stuck as co-owners of real estate after a relative passes away, and the numbers keep going up. In 2025 nearly one in five property transfers in the state happened...

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New York City Homeowners Sue Over Rollout of Second-Home Tax

A group of New York City homeowners has taken the city to court over the way it is rolling out a new tax on high-end second homes. They say the process has created a lot...

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