I think it's time to have a lawyer write a strongly worded letter and then go from there.

Hello,Does anyone have a lawyer recommendation in SWFL?

We are going through a contentious divorce and I would like to buy her out, but apparently thats not very easy.If we sell the properties our gross earnings will be about 300k, while our net earnings will be around 150k, due to capital gains, depreciation taxes and realtor fees.My lawyer, who is not experienced in real estate investing, says I have to buy her out based on gross earnings, so I'd owe her 150k.

That they work to execute on your decisions, and equip you to be best empowered to make the best decisions, but never NEVER will it be 100% hand's off "no managing the managers".  

Either they're a good tenant or they aren't.I don't know if this qualifies as bad advice because I think it would greatly depend on your local/state laws, but if you're planning on doing this you might want to consult with a lawyer first, too.

FYI the interest of doing it in trusts would be to avoid probate and any inheritance taxes, but again, I'm just doing research and am not a lawyer so just trying to get more info so I know which direction to go and what to ask when I get things set up 

My recommended next step is to reach out in your local network (probably folks here on BP) and attempt to find a reputable lawyer with specific RE/LLC experience in your state/area.  

Hi,I'm new to financing and we received a 100 page file for our final DSCR loan process to sign with a notary.Should I review these with a lawyer to make sure we're not missing something we aren't aware of?

I'm not a lawyer, so contacting one about this is an option as well. 

You obviously want a lawyer to guide you and to handle the legal work on something like this.