Don't mean to question a Floridian on Fl Law,

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Don't mean to question a Floridian on Fl Law,
Posted by Bob_Chicago of IL on 1/12/10 8:52am	Msg #317695

(especially after I frooze my butt off there last week), but I thought
that the deed witness requiriement was was a recording thnghy for FL real estate
and would not be required for a deed conveying property in another state, but which happend
to be executed in FL.
If deed is to be recorded in another state to convey real estate in that State, I would think
that the witness requirements of the PIQ state would be applicable.

Messages in this Thread
	Does CA Quit Claim require two witnesses if signed in FL - Shelly_FL on 1/12/10 8:40am
	Yes, all Deeds require 2 witnesses in FL. n/m - jba/fl on 1/12/10 8:41am
	Re: Yes, all Deeds require 2 witnesses in FL. - jba/fl on 1/12/10 8:46am
	Don't mean to question a Floridian on Fl Law, - Bob_Chicago on 1/12/10 8:52am
	In the words of the late, great Gilda Radner.. Never mind n/m - Bob_Chicago on 1/12/10 8:54am
	Re: Don't mean to question a Floridian on Fl Law, - jba/fl on 1/12/10 9:09am
	Witness requirements depend on RECORDING state - PAW on 1/12/10 9:56am
	Re: Does CA Quit Claim require two witnesses if signed in FL - John_NorCal on 1/12/10 9:11am
	No No No No it does not - Julie/MI on 1/12/10 9:27am
	No No No No it does not - Julie/MI on 1/12/10 9:27am
	Thank you all for your input.. it never hurts to ask! n/m - Shelly_FL on 1/12/10 12:07pm

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