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Tag Archives: Florida
What are My Rights if I Was Hit by Someone in a Rental Car in Florida?
Florida’s roads are filled with rental cars. Destin and other beach destinations along the panhandle’s coast host out-of-state visitors during all months of the year, and many of these visitors arrive by rental car via I-10 or US-98. Read more … Continue reading
What It Takes to Obtain a Modification of Timesharing in Florida
If you want a judge to make changes to your timesharing arrangement in Florida, it is very important to understand in advance what you need. Certainly, you need proof that the change you’re proposing in the best interest of the … Continue reading
Equitable Doesn’t Always Mean Equal: The Rules of Marital Property Division in Florida
When you find yourself facing a divorce, there may be several financial concerns on your mind. One of those concerns may be the distribution of marital assets that the court will order as part of the resolution of the divorce … Continue reading
How a Trial Judge’s Lack of ‘Independent Decision-Making’ Allowed a Florida Husband to Get a Reversal in His Divorce Case
In any legal action, particularly something as personal as a family law case, you (as a party) hope and expect to receive a fair hearing from the court. So, what can you do if after the conclusion of your case … Continue reading
Posted in Divorce Law
Tagged Allowed, case, decisionmaking, Divorce, Florida, husband, Independent, Judges, lack, reversal, trial
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Florida Supreme Court brings clarity to Attorney-Fiduciary privilege (different from the attorney-client privilege)
FLORIDA SUPREME COURT ADOPTS “ATTORNEY-FIDUCIARY PRIVILEGE” RULE The attorney-client privilege is one of the oldest legal concepts and the backbone of providing effective legal services. It keeps the communication between an attorney and her client secret and protects it from … Continue reading
Posted in Estate Planning
Tagged AttorneyClient, AttorneyFiduciary, brings, Clarity, Court, Different, Florida, Privilege, Supreme
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