Previously, we published a blog detailing the 2011 Florida legislation which established that a charging order is the sole remedy available to a creditor who holds a judgment […]
Many sports fans are familiar with the recent developments in the case between Frank and Jamie McCourt. For those who have not followed the story, Frank […]
One of the most common disaster scenarios estate planning attorneys are presented with is the possibility of both spouses passing in the same incident. Clients, understandably, want to […]
The Florida Institutional Care Program (ICP) is a Medicaid program that helps people in nursing facilities pay for the cost of their care while also providing general medical […]
On October 1, the new Florida power of attorney statute becomes law. One of the most highlighted provisions of this law is the fact that “springing” […]
Oftentimes, when proposing an asset protection strategy to a potential client, the concept of “inside” and “outside” liability protection comes up. The purpose of this blog […]
Under Florida Statute § 222.14, the proceeds of an annuity contract issued to a Florida resident are not subject to attachment, garnishment or other legal process […]
As estate planning attorneys, one of the recurring issues we encounter is a lack of knowledge regarding Florida documentary stamp tax and its effect on the conveyance […]