Family land often ends up divided by labels long before it is divided by surveyors. A reflection on Jesus’ prayer in John 17 and what oneness looks like around a shared yard.

Sarah and Rebekah both tried to hurry God’s promises along, and both families paid for it. A devotional on inheritance, favouritism and trusting God with what we hope to pass on.

Fraudsters are fabricating wills and grant of probate documents in order to claim ownership of Jamaican family land after the death of a landowner. Lawyers and the courts have flagged this as a growing threat to legitimate heirs across all parishes.

Jamaica’s relationship with land has always been about more than real estate. It is about belonging, identity, and the quiet determination of…

Thousands of Jamaicans occupy family land based on oral gifts or long presence, unaware they have no legal title. A March 2026 analysis explains the costly gap between custom and law — and what landholders must do to protect their position.

Real estate in Jamaica is not simply a matter of land titles, valuation numbers, or property listings. It is a deeply human…

In Jamaica, land is never just land. It is memory.It is struggle.It is the one thing generations have fought hardest not to…

Executors and administrators of Jamaican estates are in some cases selling property, diverting proceeds, and failing to account for assets that should be distributed to the rightful heirs. Lawyers warn that executor misconduct is a significant and underreported category of property fraud.

In Jamaica, the idea of “family under one roof” is more than a modern real estate trend — it’s a deep-rooted way…

Nearly 40 percent of land parcels in Jamaica remain unregistered, according to the National Land Agency, leaving hundreds of thousands of property owners with no formal title document to protect their ownership from fraudulent claims, squatters, or adverse possession applications.