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By Steven Gendreau, Esq. An accident at a business can happen quickly. A customer falls near an entrance. A guest trips in a parking lot. Someone is injured in a common area. Within minutes, employees may be helping the individual, customers may be taking photographs and surveillance cameras may be […]
By: Mary Saunders, Esq. Although Florida is not a community property state, Florida law allows married couples to create a Florida Community Property Trust and transfer selected assets into the trust. For couples who own highly appreciated investments, real estate, or business interests, this planning strategy may provide a significant […]
By: Sarah Oquendo, Esq. A physician builds a successful medical practice during a marriage. A dentist becomes an owner in a growing group. An accountant, architect or other licensed professional has an interest in a firm that may represent a significant portion of the couple’s wealth. When the marriage ends, […]
By: Craig Goddy, Esq. A commercial real estate loan rarely becomes distressed overnight. Payments may begin arriving late. A major tenant leaves. Required financial reporting stops. Property taxes or insurance become an issue. A refinancing or sale does not materialize as expected. Thereafter, the loan ends up on the dreaded […]