Florida Statutes Chapter 694 — CERTAIN CONVEYANCES MADE VALID
Search Florida StatutesFrom the Legislature's 2026 edition, which includes changes effective through January 1, 2027. Later effective dates are retained in each section's source notes.
- § 694.01 — Conveyances executed between 1817 and 1822.
- § 694.02 — Married women’s conveyances validated.
- § 694.03 — Married women’s conveyances by attorney validated.
- § 694.04 — Conveyances by married women; defective acknowledgments validated.
- § 694.05 — Certain other conveyances validated.
- § 694.06 — Deeds executed by State Board of Education.
- § 694.07 — Certain grant of lands confirmed.
- § 694.08 — Certain instruments validated, notwithstanding lack of seals or witnesses, or defect in acknowledgment.
- § 694.09 — Certified copies admissible in evidence.
- § 694.10 — Certain titles not affected.
- § 694.11 — Certain deeds of county commissioners validated.
- § 694.12 — Validation of instruments in which name of corporation is incorrectly set out.
- § 694.13 — Ratifying, validating, and confirming conveyances of real estate by county commissioners, district school boards, or boards of bond trustees or commissioners of drainage or other special improvement districts.
- § 694.14 — Validation of deeds executed by guardians appointed under Veterans’ Guardianship Law.
- § 694.15 — Validation of conveyances by board of trustees.
- § 694.16 — Conveyances by merger or conversion of business entities.
- § 694.17 — Validation of conveyances to custodian or trustee of an individual retirement account or qualified plan.