Foreclosure Woes? How to Fight For Your Home in South Florida, Part I
Although “the final action” of foreclosures and evictions in Florida has been delayed by Governor DeSantis’ one-month long extension, a foreclosure “tidal wave” is likely to happen [...]
Four Benefits of Incorporating Your Place of Worship in Florida
An important part of running any organization is ensuring that when the organization is formed, it is formed under the correct entity. Choosing the correct entity will [...]
Setting Up a Trust
Setting up a trust in the State of Florida requires a number of steps that are best taken in partnership with an estate planning attorney with experience [...]
Property Tax Appeals: Don’t Overpay for Residential Property Tax
Property Tax Appeals: If you own residential real estate in Florida, you are likely required to pay residential property tax. Smart residential property owners can carefully review [...]
Preparing for the Unexpected With Buy-Sell Agreements
An important part of running any successful business is taking steps to plan for the future. While business partners may enter a business endeavor planning to stay [...]
Florida Foreclosure Wave Likely in Late 2020
In the state of Florida, the foreclosure and eviction moratoriums set in place due to COVID-19 are scheduled to end on August 1st. With as much as [...]
Don’t Overpay for Commercial Property Tax
If you own commercial real estate in Florida then you are required to pay commercial property tax. Even so, smart commercial property owners can carefully review their [...]
Corporate Dissolution: Why Consulting Experts Is A Must
For many businesses and corporations, there may come a time when due to a variety of reasons, it is time to call it quits. The process of [...]
Construction Defects: Who Might Be Liable And When?
When undertaking commercial or residential construction projects, there is the possibility that construction defects may arise during or after the building process. Contractors, designers, and manufacturers might [...]
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