Attorney Barry Ansbacher Featured on News4JAX

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Old gravestones, once whispered about by Barry Ansbacher on News4JAX, are now surrounded by overgrown vegetation in a dense forest. Sunlight filters through the trees, casting dappled light on the scene. The stones are weathered, showing signs of age and moss growth.

Recently, our attorney Barry Ansbacher was quoted in a News4JAX article discussing a unique real estate listing—a historic 1800s cemetery in Florida advertised as a property with ‘versatile potential.’ 🏡⚖️
Barry provides insight on the legal and ethical concerns surrounding the sale of such properties, stating, ‘When you’re dealing with old church or Civil War historic cemeteries, they aren’t licensed, but Florida law is very clear that you cannot disturb the graves.’

Watch here: https://www.news4jax.com/news/local/2025/02/03/a-zillow-listing-said-an-historical-property-in-florida-had-versatile-potential-it-was-an-1800s-cemetery/

Old gravestones, once whispered about by Barry Ansbacher on News4JAX, are now surrounded by overgrown vegetation in a dense forest. Sunlight filters through the trees, casting dappled light on the scene. The stones are weathered, showing signs of age and moss growth.

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