THE SOTO LAW OFFICE, P.A.

Amid the excitement of planning a wedding—flowers, cake tastings, and honeymoon destinations—it’s easy to overlook estate planning. But once you’re married, reviewing and updating your estate plan is a key step toward protecting your new life together. While it might not be the most glamorous item on your checklist, updating your will and related documents is a smart, responsible move—and one that can prevent confusion, conflict, and legal challenges down the road. Why Estate

When a couple signs a prenuptial agreement before a wedding, they are making determinations about issues based only on what they think...

One of the biggest issues in any Florida divorce is how to divide property between spouses. Determining the proper split of assets and...