Instead of viewing estate planning as a single event or activity, people should consider this an ongoing activity. An estate plan reflects a person's life, family and financial assets. All of these things change over time, making it important that an estate plan...
Much of estate planning is helping your heirs avoid the probate process. There are many good reasons for this, as probate keeps your assets out of your heirs' hands, and the process itself is public and can take a long time. However, not all gambits to avoid probate...
Putting together a Florida estate plan gives you a chance to dictate what you want to happen to your legacy and who you want to gain access to it. Unless you are careful when creating your estate plan, though, your loved ones may run into trouble if one of your...
Your employees are important assets for your business, and you want to make new hires welcome. It is in your best interests and theirs to ensure they know what to expect when joining your company and an employment contract is a good starting point. Here are five basic...
It is never too early or too late to make critical decisions regarding your estate. Whether you are just getting married or retiring from your career, it is important to create documents regarding what you would like done with your estate should an accident or tragedy...
As you draft your last will and testament in Florida, you want to make sure that it is written in the best possible format with minimal mistakes. However, not all mistakes are grammatical. Many people forget some important aspects of writing a will. Failing to notice...
Sometimes it is necessary for a business owner to litigate, but not always. Generally speaking, it is best practice to exhaust all other avenues before going to court. Instead of litigation, some business owners turn to mediation or arbitration to solve disputes....
Negotiating business contracts may cause you a lot of stress as you try to arrange a functional agreement without giving up too many of your desires. Understanding how to confidently and carefully approach negotiations may enable you to effectively communicate your...
Commercial tenants may file a legal action against a property owner when the circumstances of an eviction proceeding have caused significant harm. Florida courts generally review the terms of a lease agreement to determine whether a landlord has failed to uphold an...
Contracts between property owners and tenants for commercial property must address not only the payment of rent but also the costs associated with overall building maintenance and upkeep. Property taxes, property insurance, repairs and cleaning must all be paid for by...
