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Vaughn Voyage: Deed Holds
By Danielle L. Vaughn, Esq., B.C.S., LL.M. The Sunshine State has long been a desirable destination for individuals seeking to establish roots or invest in real estate. An essential aspect prospective owners must grasp is the diverse array of deed types. Each type of...
Vaughn Voyage: Estate Planning
By Danielle L. Vaughn, Esq., B.C.S., LL.M. As the saying goes, “the only things certain in life are death and taxes.” While it’s not a pleasant thought, it’s essential to plan for the future and ensure that your assets and loved ones are taken care of when you pass...
Vaughn Voyage: Navigating Property Law and Estate Planning
By Danielle L. Vaughn, Esq., B.C.S., LL.M. Renting a property can be a great option for both landlords and tenants, however, it’s important to understand the laws and regulations that govern landlord-tenant relationships in Florida to avoid common misconceptions that...
Vaughn Voyage: Navigating Property Law and Estate Planning
By Danielle L. Vaughn, Esq., B.C.S., LL.M. As you walk down the bustling streets of Corey Avenue, filled with retail shops, restaurants and bars, you will see the teal accents of the new law office for Vaughn Law on the corner of Corey Avenue and Blind Pass Road....
Vaughn Voyage: FinCEN Residential Real Estate Reporting — When Transfers Must Be Reported and When They Are Not
By Danielle L. Vaughn, Board Certified Real Estate Attorney The Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) has implemented new reporting requirements aimed at combating money laundering in residential real estate transactions. These rules primarily apply to certain...
Estate Planning for Individuals Without Close Family: What You Need to Know
Estate planning is a critical step in ensuring that your wishes are honored after your death or in the event you become incapacitated. While many people design their estate plans with children, spouses, or close family members in mind, those without immediate family...
What Is a Partition Action — And When Do You Need One?
Owning real estate together can work well — until it doesn’t. When co-owners of a property can’t agree on whether to sell, how to divide proceeds, or what to do with the property, Florida law provides a remedy called a partition action. A partition action allows the...
10 Types of Trusts: A Quick Look
Considering the myriad of trusts available, creating the right estate plan can seem daunting. However, that is what we, as estate planning attorneys, do every day. We know the laws and will design a plan which addresses your specific situation. Here is a look at the...
What Is a Business Succession Plan?
If you own a small business, developing your succession plan is a critical element of business planning. Many business owners fail to appreciate the complexities and time involved in successfully transitioning a business. Entangled in the day-to-day management of...
Contractor Disputes in Florida: Why Your Agreement Must Be in Writing
Disputes between homeowners and contractors are all too common — unfinished work, unexpected costs, poor workmanship, or outright abandonment of the job. Many of these problems could be avoided or resolved more easily if the agreement had been properly put in writing....
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