How to Address Sovereignty Lands Issues in Florida Seminar

549 W Par Street,Orlando FL 32804

20 April, 2022

Description

One hour presentation reviewing the history and importance of water issues in Florida Come and join us on April 20th, for a presentation by Linda Monaco, Esq., Legal Education Attorney at The Fund on how to address sovereignty land issues in Florida. Minnesota boasts on its license plate that it is the “Land of 10,000 Lakes” but that is nothing for Florida. We have over 30,000 lakes, one ocean, one gulf, numerous streams, rivers, ponds, and swamps. Florida is more wet than dry. With all of this water, how is one to determine if the state has an interest in the land? This 1-hour presentation will review the history and importance of water issues in Florida. As Florida entered the union, it entered under the “equal footing doctrine”. The equal footing doctrine and the Swamp and Overflow Lands Act gave the state title to more than two thirds of the state. This program includes: • A detailed discussion of how to determine if sovereignty land issues are present on a particular parcel today. • Review how to access and review LABINS as well as other resources. • Common water exceptions used in Florida and how and why they should be used on a particular parcel ** One Florida BAR CLE credit will be awarded for attendance. ** Please register by April 18, 2022. Only $10 to attend! ** Drinks & appetizers will be provided. Thank you to our sponsor - Florida Municipal Lien Search!