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14 Jun, 2023

Understanding the Rights of Out-of-State Heirs

Juris Digital2024-01-17T20:50:54-05:00June 14th, 2023|Family Law|

Understanding the Rights of Out-of-State Heirs When someone passes away and leaves behind assets for heirs, the event can be both poignant and uplifting. After all, receiving an inheritance signifies your loved one’s last expression of love and care for you. Yet it’s important to understand how to proceed through the maze of legal proceedings, court hearings, meetings, and professional consultations.

Several common issues our clients […]

6 Mar, 2023

Can My Ex Force Me Out of Our Family Home?

blackfin2024-01-17T01:01:58-05:00March 6th, 2023|Family Law|

Divorce Lawyer Giving Valuable Information

Divorce can be extremely confrontational and highly emotional. When sharing a family home and going through a divorce, the issue of who must move out becomes a highly complex legal matter. After all, not all individuals have the legal right to expel someone from the home, especially if both are on the lease or mortgage.

To accurately determine who must […]

5 Nov, 2020

What Is Better Guardianship or Custody?

Rebeccah2024-04-29T06:25:33-04:00November 5th, 2020|Divorce, Family Law, Guardianship|

Family law can be very complicated, especially when it relates to the care and wellbeing of minor children. The legal definitions that courts use to describe an adult’s relationship with a child, and the responsibilities these relationships carry with them, can be overwhelming for those already dealing with what is understandably a very stressful and emotional […]

8 Jan, 2020

When Is the Right Time to Seek Guardianship of Your Parent?

Rebeccah2024-01-17T21:08:10-05:00January 8th, 2020|Family Law|

If your parent’s health is deteriorating and you are beginning to have concerns about your parent’s ability to protect his or her own wellbeing, you are right to be thinking about the legal options you have available. As our parents age, these types of situations become inevitable, and having a plan in place allows you to avoid uncomfortable, difficult, and potentially dangerous situations […]

21 Aug, 2019

When Can a Guardian Be Appointed for a Minor in Florida?

Rebeccah2024-01-17T21:10:56-05:00August 21st, 2019|Family Law|

Guardianship affords the opportunity to care for a person without assuming the role of a parent through adoption. For parents of children with special needs, planning for guardianship after age 18 can ensure continued access to government benefits and the ability to continue to make decisions on your child’s behalf. In short, establishing guardianship can serve a variety of important purposes, and there are a number […]