Are Obituaries Required in Florida?
After the death of a loved one, families are often faced with immediate decisions, many of which carry emotional and legal
How to File for Disposition of Personal Property
What is Disposition Without Administration? In Florida, probate can be a long and arduous process. However, if a loved one passes
How to Transfer a Car Title After Death in Florida
Losing a loved one is an overwhelming experience, and the last thing most families want to navigate is a maze of
Diminished Capacity Versus Testamentary Capacity
In creating and executing a will, particularly if you or your family members are older or have been subject to cognitive
New Year’s Resolution Includes Contracting Work? A New Court Decision Warns: ‘Be Careful.’
You worked hard building your construction contracting business and look forward to what the New Year has in store. However, operating
Understanding Trusts: A Simple Guide to an Essential Estate Planning Tool
Understanding how a trust works can make the estate planning process far less intimidating. Despite what many people think, the concept
What Is a Pour-Over Will and Why You Still Need One (Even If You Have a Trust)
Many people believe that once they create a trust, they no longer need a will, but that is not entirely true.
Celebrity-Owned Cosmetic Brands: Legal Realities
The Celebrity Cosmetic Craze When you step into a Sephora store today, the aisles are practically wallpapered with the faces of
How Florida Judges Address Problematic Noncompete Agreements
Florida businesses rely on noncompete agreements to protect what matters most: their customers, information, and goodwill. A properly drafted noncompete agreement
Who Are the Power Players in Music Catalog Sales?
This is an excerpt from the booklet “The Complete Guide to Music Catalog Sales” by Silvino Edward Díaz, Esq., music attorney