Can a Guardianship Override a Power of Attorney?
Guardianship and power of attorney are two methods of taking care of someone who no longer possesses the ability to care for themselves....
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What You Should Know Before Subleasing
Subleasing, also known as subletting, is a process where a tenant re-rents their apartment to another person for part or all of the...
Florida Relocation Law
After a divorce, there are many reasons why a parent may wish to move with their child. However, Florida law places restrictions on...
When Dividing Property in a Divorce, Does it Matter Whose Name is on the Title?
One of the biggest issues in any Florida divorce is how to divide property between spouses. Determining the proper split of assets and...
How to Cancel Your Timeshare Purchase
A timeshare might seem like a good idea on its face, but after signing some people regret their decision. In many states, including...
Healthcare Directives: What You Need to Know
Healthcare directives, also known as advance directives, are written instructions that express your wishes for medical treatment in...
Defamation: Libel and Slander
When someone’s words cause actual harm to someone’s livelihood or reputation, the person harmed can sue for defamation. The terms...
When Heirs Disagree in Probate
When a loved one passes away, it is often a time of grief and a very emotional event for family members and heirs. There are times when...
What is a Living Will?
When most people think about estate planning, they only consider making a Last Will and Testament. However, there are many other...
How to Write a Valid Prenuptial or Postnuptial Agreement
Prenuptial agreements are stereotypically seen on television and in movies as a document that protects the wealthy spouse and leaves the...