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When You Find Someone’s Will: Your Legal Obligations in Florida

Establishing the paternity of a child is one of the best things that a parent can do. Acknowledging the biological father will benefit...

When a child turns 18 years old, their parents can no longer make decisions on their behalf; however, when a child has developmental...

There are times in a person’s life when that person may need someone else to make important decisions on their behalf, especially as...

The COVID-19 pandemic has wreaked havoc on the rental industry, making it incredibly difficult for landlords to evict their tenants who...

There are two common types of probate that an estate may pass through after a person passes away in Florida — formal administration and...

It is common for more than one person to join together and purchase real estate property. However, issues can arise when one or more...

When two parties enter into a contract, the expectation is that both sides will fulfill their obligations. Unfortunately, this is not...

Co-parenting after a divorce comes with many challenges! Serious issues may arise if a parent wishes to relocate with a child. Florida...

When one party takes on the responsibility of acting in another party’s best interest, it creates a fiduciary duty. This duty should be...

For many people looking to invest in real estate but who want to avoid the notoriety of ownership or potential lawsuits on the real...