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What Landlords and Tenants Need to Know Beginning October 1, 2025, a new Florida law will require landlords to provide flood disclosures to prospective tenants before signing a residential lease of one year or longer. This new legislation aims to increase transparency...

It can be hard to get motivated about your estate planning; it sounds about as fun as getting a root canal. However, you also probably want to make sure that your loved ones are protected and receive your hard-earned money and property – regardless of whether you have...

For many people who split their time between two states, a second property in Florida represents more than just an investment — it’s part of their life story. Whether it’s a winter home near the coast or a rental that helps supplement income, that property deserves...

If you’ve recently lost a loved one in Florida, you might be hearing the word “probate” a lot. Probate is the legal process that happens after someone dies to make sure their assets are collected, their debts are paid, and whatever is left is passed on to the rightful...

What is Probate? Probate is the legal process used to ensure the decedent’s assets are properly collected, debts are settled, and remaining property is distributed to the rightful beneficiaries. Types of Probate in Florida Formal Administration – The standard process...

Creating a trust is one of the most effective steps you can take in an estate plan, but simply signing your trust document is not enough. A trust only works as intended when it is properly funded, meaning that your assets are formally transferred into the name of the...

Estate planning isn't just for the wealthy — but when the wealthy get it wrong, the consequences can be massive. High-profile cases involving celebrities like Prince, Michael Jackson, Marilyn Monroe, and Kobe Bryant show how even celebrities can make critical errors...

When most people hear the term estate planning, they often associate it with the elderly or the ultra-wealthy. But if you're a parent with young children, estate planning isn’t just important—it’s essential. In fact, it may be even more critical for families with...

If you’ve recently moved to Florida, updating your estate plan should be a top priority. While your existing documents may still be valid, Florida’s unique laws can significantly impact how your estate is handled. Here’s what you need to know: Florida Has Different...

When preparing for hurricane season, most people think about securing their homes, stocking up on supplies, and checking weather forecasts. While those steps are essential, there’s another area that often gets overlooked - your estate plan. In the chaos of a natural...