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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 […]
By: Aaron Haak, Esq., Florida Bar Board Certified Construction Attorney A construction project may have been completed months or even years ago when a Florida contractor receives a Chapter 558 notice alleging defective work. The notice might identify water intrusion, cracking stucco, roofing problems, building envelope issues or another condition […]
By Amanda Ross, Esq. Boating is part of everyday life in Southwest Florida. From fishing and cruising the Gulf to spending a weekend on the Caloosahatchee River or traveling between coastal communities, thousands of residents and visitors take to Florida waters each year. When a boating accident occurs, however, determining […]
By: Krithika Venugopal, Esq. A motion for summary judgment is a valuable tool in Florida litigation. Litigants use it to resolve all or part of a case before trial, which tends to be more time consuming and expensive than a summary judgment hearing. The standard procedure involves one party filing […]