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Revocable Trusts

The primary advantage of having a Revocable Trust vs. a Will is that assets titled in the name of the Revocable Trust avoid probate upon your death.

Lama Alqasemi 8:04 am November 3, 2021

What Does “Necessary” Mean in the Context of the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP)?

Controversy surrounding large companies that have received PPP funding has put the idea of “necessary” under a microscope.

Andrew Pardun 11:19 am May 18, 2020

COVID-19 and Business Interruption Insurance

This article will assess whether business owners potentially have a viable COVID-19 insurance claim and what steps to take in order to position your business for a successful outcome.

Jonathon Douglas 5:49 am April 21, 2021

Federal Level: The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission

Employment Discrimination

This article covers people that have been the targets of employment discrimination or employers that have received a charge of discrimination.

Caitlin Szematowicz 11:28 am April 21, 2021

How to Choose a Trustee

Choosing a Trustee to oversee a beneficiary’s inheritance following your death is an important estate planning decision to be made.

Hunter Rawls 12:30 pm November 3, 2021

What I Need to Know About Government Stimulus for Small Businesses Due to Coronavirus

This article is a brief overview of the various programs that are available to small businesses that are designed to assist with economic hardships.

Andrew Pardun 1:02 pm April 21, 2021

Amended Emergency Measure for the Florida State Courts

The Florida Supreme Court issued a new emergency order which extends, refines, and strengthens previously enacted temporary remedial measures.

Caitlin Szematowicz 7:14 pm May 6, 2020

Recent Executive Orders and Local Announcements Regarding Business Closures and Openings

Ron DeSantis recently announced that Florida will start lifting stay-at-home orders, local businesses are questioning whether they can now open their doors.

Caitlin Szematowicz 10:15 am May 4, 2020

Recent Executive Orders Regarding the Coronavirus Pandemic

This article will review Executive Order 20-111: Limited Extension of Essential Services and Activities and Vacation Rental Prohibition.

Caitlin Szematowicz 3:41 pm May 2, 2020

Myth #4: Trusts Avoid Taxes

“Trusts avoid taxes,” it is important to realize that both “trusts” and “taxes” are loaded terms that can have different meanings, depending on the context.

Robert Kapusta 10:10 am November 3, 2021

Myth #3: Assets in Trust are Protected from Creditors

Assets you place in trust for your own benefit during your lifetime are not protected from your creditors.

Robert Kapusta 10:14 pm November 3, 2021

Myth #2: If You Die Without a Will, Your Property Goes to the Government

A common misconception about probate in Florida is that if you die without a Will, your property will go to the government or to the State of Florida.

Robert Kapusta 8:01 pm November 3, 2021

Revocable Trusts

What Does “Necessary” Mean in the Context of the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP)?

COVID-19 and Business Interruption Insurance

Employment Discrimination

How to Choose a Trustee

What I Need to Know About Government Stimulus for Small Businesses Due to Coronavirus

Amended Emergency Measure for the Florida State Courts

Recent Executive Orders and Local Announcements Regarding Business Closures and Openings

Recent Executive Orders Regarding the Coronavirus Pandemic

Myth #4: Trusts Avoid Taxes

Myth #3: Assets in Trust are Protected from Creditors

Myth #2: If You Die Without a Will, Your Property Goes to the Government

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