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Most localities have zoning rules. For example, cities in Florida are typically divided into residential, industrial and commercial zones. These restrictions help keep cities safe and comfortable. Typically, they also help maintain high property values. In some cases,...
Not everyone is permitted to contest a will. An individual can only challenge the authenticity of a last will and testament if they have standing in probate court, which means they will be directly affected by the terms of the will. As a Florida resident, here are...
When someone dies with or without a will, some assets must go through probate. Florida probate courts do not become involved with "transfer on death" accounts, as TOD accounts automatically execute once someone passes away. Some may wonder about setting up as many TOD...
Litigation can be stressful and costly for your Florida company, but sometimes, you may have little choice but to pursue a legal solution to a business problem. You may also find yourself in a situation where you are facing a lawsuit filed by another party. Common...
A business in Florida might commit a breach of contract if they fail to fulfill their obligations to the other party. In some cases, the other party might sue them for damages. However, the other party might do nothing in certain situations, like an anticipatory...
Part of the divorce process in Florida involves dividing up your marital property and debts. While it may seem easy to divide assets like a home or checking account, other assets can be more complex to allocate. Retirement accounts, for example, can be particularly...
Some people in Florida believe that they only need a last will and testament for their estate plan. While a last will and testament can be beneficial, creating a trust might help some people accomplish other important estate planning purposes. Unlike wills, trusts do...
When you're selling a home in Florida, there are many issues that can develop due to problems that arise, which can cause you to become sued. Some of the top seller errors include failing to disclose all property problems in the past and failing to remain transparent...
If you have recently moved to Florida, it's generally in your best interest to update your estate plan. This may be especially important if you're looking to establish domicile in the state for tax purposes. Establishing domicile in a new state may also play a role in...
You're starting a business in Florida with someone else. It's an exciting time, but worries about partnership disputes linger, and you may be wondering what you can do to ensure that your partnership succeeds. Benefits of starting a business with another person...
Many Family Law situations can have a big impact on your future.
Don’t forget to update your estate plan.