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By: Haylee Blessing, Esq. When a Florida resident dies without a valid will, Florida law determines how their estate is distributed. This situation, known as dying “intestate,” can create uncertainty for families and result in outcomes the deceased never intended. While many people assume their assets will naturally pass to […]
By: Aaron Haak, Esq., Florida Board Certified Construction Attorney When payment is overdue, questions follow quickly. What are my options? Can I record a Florida construction lien to secure payment of the money owed? Have you done what is needed to preserve your right to properly assert a Florida construction […]
By: Aaron Haak, Esq., Florida Board Certified Construction Attorney A contractor completes work in Florida, submits invoices, and expects payment. Weeks pass. Then months. When payment still has not arrived, the immediate questions become clear: “Can a construction lien be asserted, and if so, against what property interest? These are […]
By: Margaret Karakashian, Esq. On December 16, 2025, the U. S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit reversed a prior decision in National Small Business United et al vs US Department of the Treasury et al Decision, No. 24-10736 and upheld the Corporate Transparency Act (“CTA”) as constitutional under […]