Real estate disputes are common, but litigation is not always the best path to resolution. Litigation can involve a lengthy court battle, while a different option, mediation, focuses on using a neutral third party to help guide negotiations. As such, mediation offers...
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What do sellers need to disclose about residential property in Florida?
Selling a home in Florida involves not just marketing and negotiations, but also following legal obligations regarding disclosures. Florida's disclosure requirements aim to protect the buyer from unseen defects and help to better ensure transparency in the transaction...
The role of succession planning in business resilience
In the ever-evolving business world, ensuring continuity and resilience is often paramount. Business succession planning is a strategic process that prepares a company for the future by identifying and developing new leaders who can replace old leaders when they...
Mediation: a valuable tool in will contests
Will contests in estate planning can often lead to long, emotionally draining disputes among family members. When disagreements arise over the validity of a will or the intentions of the person who wrote the will, going to court is not the only option to help solve...
From will contests to resolutions: The path through probate litigation in Florida
The term probate litigation is one that encompasses legal disputes that arise during the probate process, which is the court-supervised procedure of validating a deceased person's will and distributing their assets. Common causes of probate disputes in Florida can...
Can I sue my HOA?
If you are unhappy with your homeowners' association (HOA), you may wonder if you can take legal action against them. The answer is yes, you can sue your HOA under certain circumstances. In this blog, we explore common reasons for suing an HOA and what you need to...
Who can file a wrongful death lawsuit?
The sudden passing of a loved one is always challenging, especially if another person or company’s irresponsible behavior led to that loss. A wrongful death lawsuit can support the surviving family, but Florida law allows only certain people to file these claims. What...
Do tenants have to pay security deposits to HOAs?
When you rent a place in Florida, you usually need to pay a security deposit. Unfortunately, some residents aren't sure if this is even legal, which can cause problems between them and landlords. When disagreements occur, it's crucial to know how Florida law works and...
5 strategies for condo owners challenging foreclosure
Life can take you by surprise, and some of those surprises can significantly affect your finances. Receiving a notice of default is frightening and not a situation people willingly put themselves in. Unexpected changes like a sudden job loss, medical emergency or...
What does a mediator do during a HOA dispute?
Whether you’re a homeowner feeling unheard or a board member striving to maintain harmony, the tension in a Homeowners Association (HOA) dispute can take a toll on everyone involved. This is where a certified mediator steps in. Mediators help people involved in civil...
