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Every state establishes its own regulations over certain contracts. This can include real estate contracts when selling a house or healthcare-based contracts. Most state laws allow for more open-ended business contracts — but the construction industry tends to have...
As a contractor, you understand the need to create a clear contract so you and your client understand your obligations within a project. However, a disagreement may happen regardless of the quality of your contract. Fortunately, you may plan for this possibility by...
If you and your spouse have been together for some time, you may have deep concerns about how the court may divide shared assets during your divorce. Your concerns may be especially profound if you have young children to provide for. Whether you share children, a...
You may discover a construction defect after your project’s completion. Your reaction will most likely include prioritizing getting the issue resolved as soon as possible. As noted on the Florida Legislature’s website, a building generally qualifies as complete when...
For most people contemplating divorcing in Florida, the financial implications rank fairly high, though perhaps not always at the top of the list. Emotional considerations often tip the balance when couples decide to end a marriage. Still, preparing for a bright...
When parents divorce, they must consider their child's best interests above all else. What will keep them stable? What will provide them with the best future? How can they ensure the divorce does as little damage to them as possible? When considering ways to co-parent...
Your divorce can have far-reaching effects on your life, and one area where you may see the biggest impact is your finances. The State of Florida recognizes that some people need help supporting themselves after a divorce. In your case, the family court may rule that...
Unfortunately, sometimes a dispute arises between you and a homeowner with whom you contracted to perform work. His or her failure to properly pay you constitutes the dispute that occurs most often. The Florida Department of Business & Professional Regulation...
When the court approves a parenting plan, you and your co-parent must abide by it. While you may make small compromises throughout your co-parenting journey, you cannot make significant modifications without the court's permission. Even if you and your child's other...
As a contractor, your contracts with the customers for whom you work represent a critical aspect of your business. They form the basis of the work you will do, for whom and the amount you will receive as payment for your work. The Florida Bar cautions that your...
