Can Facebook Live videos be considered as evidence?
In an age where social media laws are changing as fast as the platforms themselves, always use caution and consideration when uploading videos. The internet is forever.
How do I Write off “Bad Debt”?
There are two types of bad-debts: business and non-business. A business bad debt expense arises from operating your trade or business, so it is pretty simple to spot. These deductions are deducted on Schedule C of an individual income tax return or on the applicable business income tax return.
What are the most Common Types of Foreclosure?
A foreclosure is the legal process in which the lender attempts to recover the balance of a loan by forcing the sale of the property used as collateral for the loan. Foreclosure occurs when the homeowner is unable to make mortgage payments to the lender. A homeowner has a few options to avoid foreclosure.
EPGD Law Shining Star: Raquel Hickey
If you’ve been to any #CoralGablesChamber event, it’s likely that you’ve had a conversation with our #EPGDShiningStar, Raquel Hickey, publisher of
Can a parent be liable for their adult child?
The question of liability for the actions of a third party has been litigated on several occasions in the state of
What is an I-9?
Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986 (IRCA) requires all employers to complete a Form I-9 to verify the identity and
The 2014 Offshore Voluntary Disclosure Program is Ending
Unreported foreign accounts or income could trigger huge penalties and criminal liability in the U.S. The IRS has fined taxpayers for
Can Lawyers Share a Life Insurance Fee in FL?
When a client purchases a life insurance policy, there is usually a fee attached to it, that is charged by the
An Introduction to Small Claims Court
Litigation is not always complex issues with big payouts for the winning party. There are civil actions where the issue does
What are the civil and criminal penalties for violating Florida Notary Law?
What does it mean to be a Notary Public in the United States? A Notary Public (“notary”) is a state government