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Don’t Go Breaking My Lease: Choice of Remedy for Tenant Moving out Early

February 23, 2024

Landlords are often faced with a difficult decision when a tenant unexpectedly moves out These decisions are even more complex as landlords try to navigate Florida law and the terms of the leasing agreement When a tenant moves out before the agreed upon date it is crucial to examine the law and the lease to remedy the situation in a lawful manner

By Jena Conley

Parent and Child Electronic Communication

February 15, 2024

Florida Statutes create the guidelines for establishing court ordered electronic communication between a non timesharing parent and a child

By MaryCatherine Crock

Understanding Summary Probate Administration in Florida

February 12, 2024

For some individuals probate administration can be a daunting process especially during times of grief and loss However in Florida there are various types of probate administration each designed to accommodate different circumstances

By Matthew Shapiro

Bonds

February 1, 2024

Based on legislation that was signed into law last year by the Governor of Florida and that went into effective January 1 2024 the highest Court in the state of Florida the Florida Supreme Court must now adopt a uniform bond schedule and be distributed to the twenty judicial circuits in Florida

By Philip J. Bonamo, Esq. - Florida Board Certified Criminal Trial Law Attorney

Parental Alienation

January 23, 2024

It is the public policy in Florida that minor children have frequent and continuing contact with both parents after the marriage is dissolved or the parents separate and to encourage parents to share the rights and responsibilities and joys of childrearing Ideally parents are mature enough to learn to successfully co parent for the sake of their child What happens then if a minor child resists spending time or communicating with one parent

By Serena Baldacchino

Overstaying Your Welcome: Difference Between Unlawful Detainer and Eviction in Florida

January 16, 2024

While eviction and unlawful detainer both involve the removal of another person from your property they are two distinct and separate causes of actions despite their apparent similarities Understanding the specifics of the situation and the law is crucial in choosing the appropriate legal court for removing an unwanted occupant from your premises

By Jena Conley

Navigating Probate Courts: Unraveling the Complexities of Estate Settlement

January 3, 2024

Probate court often shrouded in mystery and misconception plays a crucial role in the legal landscape when it comes to settling the affairs of a deceased individual

By Matthew Shapiro

Safe Location For Minor Child Exchanges

December 15, 2023

One topic that comes up quite often in developing a Parenting Plan in family law cases is where to do the pick up drop off of the child ren

By Philip J. Bonamo, Esq. - Florida Board Certified Criminal Trial Law Attorney

Securing Support Obligations: Child Support Following Death

December 8, 2023

Florida Statutes create the guidelines for establishing the child support obligations from one parent to the other but what happens if that parent pre deceases the child reaching the age of majority

By MaryCatherine Crock

The Most Valuable Christmas Gift for Children: Peace

December 1, 2023

Ah the holidays The Christmas trees the eggnog the hustle the bustle the arguing with your ex over timesharing with the kids Few things can put a damper on what is usually the best time of year for children like seeing their parents stressed and arguing over who gets them and when A thoughtful and well drafted parenting plan can go a long way toward ensuring your family s holiday season is a joyous and tranquil one

By Serena Baldacchino

Our office will be closed on Friday, March 29th for Good Friday.