This article delves into a recent case, Loumpos v. Bank One (2024), which demonstrates the importance of correctly setting up tenancy by the entirety accounts to ensure their protection.

This article is about Collaborative Law, a new model that offers a different and unique approach to divorce and paternity cases that is less adversarial, and more client-centered. The collaborative approach brings to the table critical pieces that a traditional approach to handling a divorce does not.

Thinking of divorce? Read more about Collaborative Law in this article to see if this might be the right way forward for you!

When a child with disabilities reaches the age of 18, they are considered legal adults, which means that their parents can no longer make decisions regarding their medical care, finances, and personal matters without legal authorization. To address this situation, parents can initiate the guardianship process in Florida. In this article, we'll discuss the guardianship process in Florida, potential challenges, and alternative solutions for parents facing this transition.

Divorce is often viewed as the final chapter in a marital relationship, but life is full of unexpected twists and turns. Whether it's adjusting alimony, child support, or custody arrangements, there are specific conditions and standards that must be met for a court to consider modifying a divorce decree.

If you are considering divorce or are in the process of planning for marriage in the state of Florida, it is crucial to stay informed about the latest changes in alimony laws that may affect your situation. Florida recently made significant amendments to its alimony laws, reshaping the landscape of spousal support. In this article, we will discuss these changes and their potential ramifications.

In most cases, when we decide to get married, we feel in love and have a genuine desire to share the rest of our life with that loved one. The possibility that, at some point, that romantic relationship could end doesn't cross our minds. For this reason, it is very difficult to ask a future spouse to sign a prenuptial agreement, in which you can determine prior to the marriage how you and your future spouse will resolve financial matters in the event of a break up…

It is not complicated to do, but it is very important that we all make a will. Writing a will is not one of the most pleasant tasks, since nobody likes to think about death. That could explain why so many adults avoid taking this important step…

Hispanics are responsible, hardworking and honest people. That's why when we find ourselves in a difficult economic situation, and we can't pay our debts, we feel genuinely overwhelmed and tormented…