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Most construction projects are not paid in a single lump sum at completion. Instead, payments are typically made in stages as work progresses. Two key components of this structure are progress payments and retainage, and both can become sources of dispute if they are...
If you’re a contractor, “scope creep” can be the bane of your existence. Scope creep happens when the work required under a construction contract expands beyond what was originally agreed upon, often without a formal change order or adjustment to the expected price...
Subcontractors typically anticipate payment upon completion, but a pay-if-paid clause can place that at risk. It ties your payment to whether the owner pays the general contractor. Pursuant to Florida law, this risk shift is not always enforceable and the outcome...
When your contractor leaves a project unfinished, it can create immediate challenges for your business, including delays and added costs. These situations can also raise questions about your legal rights and the steps you can take to complete the work. Knowing how to...
When a Florida resident passes away, outstanding debts do not simply disappear. Creditors can seek payment from the estate, but only if they follow the procedures and deadlines that Florida's Probate Code requires. Personal representatives and beneficiaries alike...
If you are entering a divorce in Naples after twenty years of marriage, the legal framework governing your post-divorce financial security has undergone a significant transformation. While the landmark reform arrived in 2023, many spouses are only now feeling its...
Several factors can delay proving paternity, such as an absent parent returning, late or disputed DNA tests, or complications from donor or surrogate arrangements. Once established, Naples, Florida courts often face questions about past child support. Judges consider...
Social media often feels informal, but family courts treat online content seriously. What you post can influence how a judge views your judgment, behavior, and parenting priorities. If a post becomes evidence, it can affect how a court evaluates your custody...
Construction projects often face delays outside anyone’s control. When unexpected events disrupt schedules or increase costs, a force majeure clause can shape what happens next. Understanding how these clauses work under Florida law helps you manage risk before...
When a loved one passes away, families often worry about what will happen to shared property like homes or bank accounts. The answer depends on how you titled the property. Some assets transfer straight to the surviving owner. Other property must go through a court...