Monthly Archives: July 2024
Common Mistakes When People Start New Businesses
It is seemingly just so easy to start a business. The State of Florida does a good job online, making it easy to just fill out some forms, and suddenly, you have a state recognized business. But that’s really a facade, because although you may have a legally established business, that’s not the end… Read More »
Estate Planning Considerations for Unmarried Couples
It is more and more common for couples to live with each other, often long term, but never officially tie the knot. And while that is just fine if it is your own personal choice, it isn’t so fine when it comes to estate planning or to the probate court. Because although you may… Read More »
Electronic Wills in Florida: What are the Steps?
Just a few years back, Florida seemingly came into the modern age and finally changed the law to allow the drafting and usage of electronic wills. But just like their non-electric counterparts, drafting and signing electronic wills has specific requirements that need to be followed, in order for the will to be valid and… Read More »
How and Why Are Quiet Title Lawsuits Used?
When it comes to real estate, whether residential or commercial, you assume that if you buy property, you automatically own it. But it’s not that simple. There is a complex process to make sure you own the property you purchased. And when things go wrong, and there is a dispute over ownership, there could… Read More »
Challenging Property Tax Appraisals
If you own a home in Florida, you likely already know that your property taxes are based on the appraised value of your property, as appraised by the governing authority, the county. The lower the appraisal, the less taxes you pay. County property appraisers are human, and can make errors, and appraising property is… Read More »
