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When venturing out to public places, many here in Florida may take their safety for granted. Unfortunately, there can be a multitude of potential injury threats -- from those that are somewhat visible to nearly unseen ones -- at certain locations and venues. This...
Certain provable elements must exist for a last will to be valid and enforceable. Every state, including Florida, has its own laws regarding estate planning and probate. Both the person signing a will, as well as any heirs or beneficiaries listed therein, may seek...
Many Florida residents live in condominiums or have homes in communities that are governed by an elected board of officials. This adds to the possible legal issues that can arise. A Homeowners Association can sometimes do things that HOA residents are not necessarily...
There are many retirees and current business owners in Florida. Estate planning is a discussion topic in many households. For those who own their own companies, it is worth adding business succession to the estate planning process. Sitting down as a family to talk...
There has been an influx of newcomers to Florida in recent years. Many people who are currently in the market for a new home can explore various options, including condominiums, co-ops or other neighborhoods that operate under a governing entity. In most cases, that...
Planning for the future is an important and beneficial task for adults of all ages. Regardless of age, income level or health status, it is beneficial for each Florida adult to have an estate plan in place to ensure that they have the final say over what happens to...
As 2023 winds to a close, many Florida residents are gearing up for tax season. Filing federal tax returns is more complex for some people than others, especially if issues have arisen during the year that have tax implications, such as winning a lottery, receiving an...
It is not easy to discuss one’s own mortality. This is one reason why many adults avoid the subject of estate planning, and they may not assume that it is really necessary if they don’t have a significant amount of wealth or they are relatively healthy. This avoidance...
When you move into a community with a homeowners’ association, you must agree to adhere to the terms of the neighborhood covenant. Each HOA is different, and the specific rules that may apply to you depend on your individual community. It is your responsibility to...
Every state has its own estate planning laws. Sometimes, laws in several states may be relevant to a specific estate, such as if a Florida resident is executing an estate plan but owns several properties in other states or countries. One of the most common documents...
