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When a person dies without a valid will, their estate follows intestate succession. In Florida, courts distribute assets based on state laws. Without a will, the law dictates how to divide the estate among surviving relatives. This process ensures assets go to legal...
Payment disputes are common in construction, affecting contractors and property owners. Knowing your legal options in Florida can help you resolve these disputes effectively and ensure you receive the compensation you deserve. Mechanic's Liens One of the most...
Infidelity or adultery is one of the most common reasons for divorce nationwide. Technically, adultery is a crime in Florida, although it rarely goes to court. However, spouses may wonder if adultery will affect their divorce proceedings. Below are several answers...
Construction defects can take time to manifest. Minor issues such as leaks, drywall cracks and cosmetic problems may be easily noticeable. However, the defects that cause more significant problems often appear weeks, months or even years after construction. Either...
Probate settles a deceased person’s estate through a legal process. This process ensures heirs receive assets and the estate pays any debts or taxes. Understanding the steps helps you navigate probate more effectively. Filing the will and opening the estate The...
When you think about estate planning, you might think about wills and trusts. But have you considered the importance of healthcare directives? These crucial documents may significantly affect your overall estate plan, ensuring the fulfillment of your medical wishes...
Substandard work in construction isn't merely about aesthetic disappointments. It can potentially constitute a breach of contract, especially if the work fails to meet either the provisions outlined in your agreement or widely accepted industry standards. These issues...
Divorce or separation can be challenging, especially when children are involved. Sometimes, one parent might intentionally or unintentionally damage the relationship between the child and the other parent. This behavior is known as parental alienation. Understanding...
In 2023, Florida passed a new law changing how courts decide parental time-sharing. The law supports that kids do best when they spend equal time with both parents. This law affects families dealing with custody and time-sharing issues. Key Points of the New Law If...
Heirlooms, mementos or simple keepsakes can hold significant value for some people. Thus, it can be unfortunate when someone dies without a will (intestate), and the lack of one leads to infighting among the heirs, especially if multiple heirs value the heirloom...