Landlords have been left disappointed yet again as the eviction moratorium, which has been active since the start of COVID-19, in various forms, has been extended through June 30, 2021. The government has not been easy on landlords during the COVID era. At the outset, ...
Read MoreThe onset of the COVID-19 pandemic in early 2020 devastated the US economy, resulting in over 40 million American workers losing their jobs. In an ...
View MoreGovernor Desantis decided not to renew the eviction moratorium, which has been in place since April of this year. That executive order, renewed month ...
View MoreOne of the primary tasks in any probate case is to have a personal representative appointed. If a valid Last Will and Testament exists, the courts ...
View MoreNavigating No-Contest Provisions in Wills and Trusts Trust contests and will contests are not only expensive and time-consuming but can disrupt your ...
View MoreA ladybird deed, also known as an enhanced life estate deed, is an important estate planning tool that can have several significant benefits. This ...
View MoreWhile there are several reasons a landlord might seek to evict a tenant, non-payment of rent is the most common. In this blog, we will discuss the ...
View MoreLandlords often incur damages to their property due to the actions of tenants. Most landlords request security deposits to offset any possible ...
View MoreThe first part of the Florida probate process involves the appointment of a representative to administer the estate of the decedent. Whether selected ...
View MoreWe are hosting a FREE Estate Planning Seminar on December 11th, 2019 from 10am-12pm at Residence Inn by Marriot at 20371 Summerlin Road, Fort Myers, ...
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