Latest News from Battaglia, Ross, Dicus & McQuaid, P.A.

The 4 Most Common Estate Planning Myths | Myth #1: Wills Avoid Probate (Part 2)

One of the biggest misconceptions about estate planning is the belief that having a Last Will & Testament avoids probate.

Robert Kapusta 9:05 am November 3, 2021

The 4 Most Common Estate Planning Myths | Myth #1: Wills Avoid Probate (Part 1)

One of the biggest misconceptions about estate planning is the belief that having a Last Will & Testament avoids probate.

Hunter Rawls 6:58 pm November 3, 2021

Why Spouses Should Never Title Automobiles Jointly

When Laura and Louis moved to Florida, they needed to update their Revocable Trust, Durable Power of Attorney, and related estate planning documents.

Lama Alqasemi 12:24 pm November 3, 2021

Trust vs. Will – Which Is Right for You?

One of the most fundamental questions I help clients answer is what should serve as the foundation of their estate plan: a Will or a Trust?

Lama Alqasemi 10:32 am September 7, 2022

You’ve Been Served With a Lawsuit: Now What?

If you have been named as a defendant in a lawsuit, and a process server has served a copy of the complaint, you may be wondering what you need to do.

Caitlin Szematowicz 12:27 pm April 21, 2021

Pinellas County Bicycle Accidents

At Battaglia, Ross, Dicus & McQuaid, P.A., we specialize in representing those who have been injured in bicycle accidents.

Sean McQuaid 11:58 am April 14, 2020

Foreclosures and Evictions Temporarily Suspended During Coronavirus Pandemic

The number of cases of coronavirus in Pinellas County has continued to rise. Pinellas County recently confirmed four hundred and

Caitlin Szematowicz 3:32 pm April 21, 2021

Trends in Pinellas County Auto Accidents

Latest statistics reflect just how dangerous the roads can be in Pinellas County for automobiles, pedestrians, bicyclists, and motorcyclists.

Sean McQuaid 1:27 pm April 10, 2020

Are There Risks To Hiring a Personal Injury Attorney?

Personal injury lawyers charge on a contingency, you are only obligated to pay a fee if money is recovered. Therefore, there is no risk to hiring a lawyer.

Sean McQuaid 3:24 pm April 8, 2020