Hurt on a Cruise Ship? Your Deadline Is Probably One Year, Not Four
The ticket you clicked through shortened your rights. What the fine print says about the six-month notice and one-year lawsuit deadlines, and what to do before the clock runs out.
Notes from the practice.
Plain-English writing on Florida estate, business, construction lien, injury, and litigation topics that come up in real client work.
Florida's 45-Day Notice to Owner: The Deadline That Decides Whether You Get Paid
No document in Florida construction does more work in fewer words. How the Chapter 713 lien timeline really works, and why day 46 is too late.
Estate Planning Isn't Just for the Wealthy
The biggest myth in Florida estate planning is that only millionaires need it. The numbers, and the reality of what an estate plan actually does, say otherwise.
The #1 Reason Florida Estate Plans Fail (and It Isn't What You Think)
Most Florida estate plans don't fail because the documents were bad. They fail because nobody ever finished the funding.
Why Your Advisor, Agent, and CPA Should Be in Your Estate Planning Conversation
Estate planning works best as a team effort. Here's how the attorney, financial advisor, insurance agent, and CPA should actually coordinate.
More posts coming, including pieces on the Corporate Transparency Act, wills vs. trusts, Florida business succession, and guardianship designations for parents of minor children. Insights are general legal commentary and not legal advice.