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By: Steven Gendreau, Esq. Remote mediation is not going away. But disappearing from one might. The Florida Supreme Court recently heard argument on a proposed amendment to Florida Rule of Civil Procedure 1.700 that would address a distinctly modern mediation problem: participants who turn off their cameras, mute themselves, and […]
By: Colten Thomas, Esq. On its face, a deed looks like a simple document. Online forms make drafting seem like a fill-in-the-blank exercise, and at one or two pages, how much could go wrong? A lot. Preparing and executing a deed has important consequences. For one, the document generally serves […]
By Amanda Dorio, Esq. You created a will. Maybe you created a trust too. You did the work, so you assume those documents define who gets what when you’re gone, but there’s a catch. In Florida, your will or trust do not automatically control the ultimate distribution of all of […]
By: Sarah Oquendo, Esq. For many couples, retirement savings represent one of their largest assets after the family home. A 401(k), pension, IRA or other retirement account may have been built over decades and may be central to both spouses’ plans for life after work. When a marriage ends, a […]