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FLORIDA TRIAL COURT REVERSED ON FINAL SUMMARY JUDGMENT

Uncategorized Jan 5, 2014

How can you win your case without spending money on a full-blown trial? Go for Florida   summary   judgment! Everyone knows that litigation in Florida is expensive. When you can win without a trial, that saves clients lots of money and lots of time. But you have to do it the right way.

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FLORIDA LAWSUIT: CAN YOU GET THE OTHER SIDE, AND THEIR FLORIDA LAWYERS, TO PAY YOUR LEGAL FEES?: a recent Florida appeals case about attorneys fees as a sanction (57.105)

Uncategorized Jan 5, 2014

FLORIDA LAW ON ATTORNEYS FEES Florida litigation can be costly. After all, there’s legal work to be performed by lawyers, trial lawyers, paralegals, and investigators, who handle preparation for hearings strategy, discovery, document gathering, interviewing witnesses , and attendance at trial. Florida follows the “American rule“.

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SIBLING FLORIDA ESTATE LAWSUIT: recent Florida case discusses “venue” and dismissal of inheritance lawsuit

Uncategorized Jan 5, 2014

INHERITANCE LAWSUIT IN FLORIDA Brother suing brother and sister in a   Florida estate litigation   case. Of course ! Florida probate litigation is a growth field.   The Boston College Ctr. of wealth and philanthropy estimates that    $41   trillion   – –   trillion ,   not   billions   – – is, right now, and for the next 20 years, passing from the WWII generation to the  Baby Boomers, Gen X  and Gen Y.    Today, people are more apt to hire a Florida attorney , question what your mom or dad put in their    Florida   will   or trust, sue a family member, and begin an inheritance war.   It seems as if every day, brother sues sister, stepdaughter sues stepmom,   beneficiaries sue a Florida executor or trustee.

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WHO’S YOUR DADDY? Termination of parental rights and adoptions: creating new heirs to inherit estates?

Uncategorized Jan 4, 2014

FLORIDA FAMILIES In today’s society in Florida, families come in all shapes and sizes. We know that divorce and remarriage are common in Florida. Many Florida residents have stepchildren or stepparents. In some cases, a new spouse is much younger than the adult children from their new spouse’s prior relationship. A so-called  Palm Beach marriage. 

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