Can a Personal Representative of an Estate Administer Property Before Receiving Letters of Administration in Florida?
Part of administering an estate upon a person’s passing involves the distribution of their assets to their heirs, whether that is
How Does a Ransomware Attack Work?
Ransomware is one of the various kinds of malware that are used by hackers during malicious attacks of companies and individuals.
What is a Marriage Annulment in Florida?
The annulment of a marriage in Florida is different from obtaining a divorce. A divorce is the separation of two people
When should you file a 1099-C form for your business with the IRS?
If you are a creditor who has provided loans that have been defaulted on, filing a 1099-C may be one of
What does the new Stimulus Package Deal Mean to You?
Late Sunday December 20, 2020 Congressional leaders reached a consensus on a new stimulus package that would provide another $900 billion
What is Deferred Compensation and How Can Your Business Benefit from it?
Many Florida companies benefit from using deferred compensation plans for a variety of reasons. Some startup companies lack the current cashflow to hire key employees; however, the company might be able to attract the right candidate by tying a portion of the employee’s compensation to future corporate earnings.
What can you or your Miami business do to reduce your tax bill under the new administration?
On Monday December 14th, 2020 the electors for each state met to confirm President-Elect Biden’s election as the 46th President of the United States. What does that mean for you and your taxes? Well, that all depends on the Georgia senate runoff election in January.
What is an Emergency Temporary Guardian?
An emergency temporary guardian is the predecessor to the appointment of a guardian. It allows for a fairly quick process that
Termination of Tenancy at Will in Florida
During these trying times due to COVID-19, many Miami residents have been out of work for months, making it nearly impossible to keep up with rent payments. Many of these Miami residents are being evicted. In some cases, these tenants have reached the end of their lease or do not have a written lease. The lack of a written lease may give the landlord the impression they can evict the tenant whenever they want, but Florida law states differently.
Can a Business Owner in Florida Require Patrons to Wear a Mask?
Yes, businesses that are open to the public are responsible for complying with legitimate safety requirements. Thus, a business may enforce policies and restrictions for the safety, comfort, and peace of mind of other people.
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