Category Archives: General
Condo Arbitration: Non-Binding Arbitration in Florida
What is a condo arbitration? Arbitration is an alternative to a court proceeding where a neutral third person, called an arbitrator, considers the facts and arguments presented by the parties and renders a decision. An arbitration proceeding may involve a hearing if there are disputed issues of material fact. If a hearing is held,… Read More »
What’s Mine is Mine; What’s Yours is Negotiable – Property Division in Florida Divorce
Unfortunately, divorce is a cruel reality for many people. Probably the most arduous part of the divorce proceeding is determining who gets what property. It should be noted that most property distribution is often addressed and settled between the parties in a marital settlement agreement outside the courtroom. In the event the parties are… Read More »
How to Run a Condominium Board Meeting in Florida – What to Do; What Not to Do
All condominiums, cooperatives and homeowners associations have a board of directors or some equivalent group, such as a council, which has the responsibility of running the community’s association on behalf of the property owners. It is the duty of the board to maintain integrity, respect for others, and to uphold property standards and financial… Read More »
Bulletproof Prenuptial Agreements in Florida
A prenuptial agreement, also referred to as a premarital agreement, antenuptial agreement, marriage contract or simply a prenup, is a legally binding document agreed upon and signed by the couple in contemplation of marriage. It is one of the most commonly used methods to protect one’s assets prior to the “big day,” in the… Read More »
What Is Probate & When Is It Necessary In Florida?
In the midst of emotional grief following the passing of a loved one, family members are forced to deal with the confusing legal process called probate. Many people have misunderstandings on how this complex legal proceeding takes place. Probate is a court-supervised process for identifying and gathering the assets of a decedent, paying the… Read More »
