need help in florida

i was near paying off a mobile home when the lien holder told me i was in default my father in law offered to loan me the money and went and paid it, now my father in law wants em to sign a huge contract after the fact including many things that will let him take my home if i fail to do any one of them, and if i don't he said he will let the orginal lien holder reposses the home and get his money back from him later is this legal?

May you should sign the contract that your father-in-law is asking you to sign. Then you will still have your home. Many times family members enter into a verbal or written contract and think that just because they are family they do not have to honor the contract. Sometimes family members will not enter into a contract for this same reason. However, they will make a similar contract with a strager or company. I am experiencing a similar situation with my daughter. I am out of $100,000 and my home which I sold to get the $100,000. Because she is family, she is not offering any solutions for me to get the money back or to enter into our agreed contract.

Whatever you decide, your father-in-law should be treated the same as if you were borrowing the money from a bank or some other lending institution. I hope you understand my points.