Florida Ladybird Deed – What You Need To Know
Tuesday, September 10
What is a Ladybird Deed? A ladybird deed is one of the best estate-planning tools Florida has to offer. Formally known as “Enhanced Life Estate Deed,” this type of deed allows a property to pass automatically to a decedent’s designated beneficiaries upon death. The history behind the name o...
Designation Of Pre-Need Guardianship In Florida
Monday, September 02
In the State of Florida, a Designation of Pre-Need Guardianship is one of the most interesting estate-planning tools available. Read on to learn why. What is a Designation of Pre-Need Guardianship? A Designation of Pre-Need Guardianship is a document often component of a Florida Living Will, gen...
Performing A Legal Company Audit
Thursday, August 29
Performing an annual legal company audit is usually not on the top of the to-do list of most business owners. However, it should be. Audits are an indescribably important protective measure that can help you ensure your business runs smoothly and legally. Here are 5 steps you must take when perf...
Is Your Business In Compliance? Here Is Why It Matters
Tuesday, August 27
Due to a large number of local, state, and federal rules and regulations of the State of Florida, it can be highly challenging for a business to remain in compliance with the law. These regulations are constantly changing, which makes it hard to stay up-to-date in regards to how your business is ...
Enforcing Your Right To A Florida Real Estate Commission
Monday, August 26
As a real estate broker, if you found a location for a commercial tenant or brought together a tenant and a landlord, or if they renewed their lease on a location you previously found them, then you are able to enforce your right to a real estate commission. In Section 175.01 of the Florida Stat...
Drafting A Service Agreement – What You Must Include
Thursday, August 22
For a service provider, drafting a service agreement is crucial, as there are several risks associated with beginning a new professional relationship with a client. For example, if you take payment upfront, a client may demand more work than you agreed to do for the money you charged. On the oth...