Paul Rice Getting Ready for the Fall 2013 Cycling Season
Tue, Oct 01, 2013
Although fall doesn't really seem any different than summer here in Florida, it does mark a shift away from swimming and triathlon to cycling and running. Paul Rice, seen here, of the Rice & Rose Law Firm poses in front of his office building af... Read More
Who Gets the Engagement and Wedding Rings in the Divorce?
Thu, Sep 26, 2013
The important distinction between wedding and engagement rings is that the engagement ring is considered a gift that occurs before the marriage whereas the wedding rings are viewed as gifts during the marriage. Read More
“I now pronounce you judgment proof.”
Wed, Sep 18, 2013
When many people picture the benefits of marriage they often envision companionship, financial security, and a partner with which you can share your life experiences. While all of those are certainly true, there is one benefit that is often ov... Read More
More Law Regarding Your Property
Thu, Aug 29, 2013
On July 1, 2013 new laws regarding landlord/tenants, renting your homestead property and as to squatters rights became effective in Florida. As to rights effecting landlords and tenants, Fla.Stat.§83.64 was amended to provide that residential l... Read More
Residential Real Estate Contracts
Mon, Aug 26, 2013
A real estate contract is an agreement between the Owner/Seller of a house and a Buyer. The parties have to agree on the following issues: 1. Price. The parties have to agree on the price of the home. ... Read More
Foreclosure Filings Continue to be Down
Thu, Aug 15, 2013
Jim Rose shared his views in a recent Daytona Beach News Journal Business article. Local real estate attorney Jim Rose, who tracks foreclosure filings in Volusia County on a weekly basis, described the drop in foreclosure filings in Volusia County a... Read More
New Laws for Condos and HOAs
Tue, Aug 13, 2013
Recently, Christene M. Ertl, Esq. spoke to Volusia County’s Building Association Managers group to provide an update on the recent changes to Florida laws that will have a big impact on Condos and HOAs. Most of these changes went into ef... Read More
When is a Landlord Liable for Personal Injury?
Mon, Aug 12, 2013
Absent a contractual modification, the law generally holds that a Landlord is not liable for injuries sustained on a rented property during the term of the lease. There are, however, a few exceptions based on the theory that at times the Land... Read More
