Florida is a beautiful place to live and love, with its sunny skies and sandy beaches. Many couples choose to tie the knot here, hoping for a happy and lasting marriage. But life is unpredictable, and sometimes things don’t go as planned. That’s why some couples opt for prenuptial and postnuptial agreements, which are legal…
In an era where technology intersects with every facet of our lives, Artificial Intelligence (AI) stands out as a revolutionary force. Its impact on the legal industry in the United States is particularly noteworthy, signifying more than technological progress; it represents a fundamental transformation of traditional legal practices. This article explores AI’s role in reshaping…
By Jessica Serrano (attorney) and Arleen Muina (Senior Paralegal) Primarily, the death of a borrower does not extinguish the debt owed on a real property. If you are the only borrower under the loan, upon your passing, the mortgage holder (the “Bank”) has the right to enforce such debt and file a claim in your…
Have you found yourself at a turning point in your marriage, unsure whether to divorce or explore other options? Many couples opt for a legal separation instead of a divorce. A legal separation allows couples to live apart while still enjoying the benefits of marriage. Florida does not have an official legal separation process. However,…
In today’s fluctuating real estate market, understanding the concept of foreclosure is crucial, especially for homeowners in Florida. Foreclosure occurs when a homeowner is unable to keep up with mortgage payments, leading to the legal process where the lender attempts to recover the balance of the loan. Going through this challenging phase requires a clear…
Divorce is not easy, right? It’s not just about signing papers, but it shakes up your whole life. We’re talking about your relationship, children, and finances. Among the different types of divorce in Florida, this article will focus on a “no-fault divorce”, with a particular emphasis on how it works in Florida. For couples considering…
Parental relocation can be a complex and emotionally charged issue for divorced or separated parents in Florida. While parents may have valid reasons for moving, doing so can significantly impact the lives of their children and their co-parenting arrangements. In this blog post, we will explore the legal aspects of parental relocation with children in…
So maybe a few years ago you were involved in a lawsuit, be it a foreclosure, business dispute or otherwise, and, unfortunately, you lost and a money judgment was entered against you. You couldn’t satisfy the money judgment at that time, the plaintiff stopped doing anything on the case, you moved on with your life,…
When it comes to divorce and separation, one of the most crucial and often contentious aspects is alimony. In the state of Florida, alimony is a legal concept that aims to ensure fairness and financial stability for both parties involved. The Florida alimony reform bill which became effective as of July 1, 2023, and…
In the realm of marital separations, a new term has emerged in recent years: “Gray Divorce.” While compelling, this phrase is not about the color of paperwork or courtroom walls. Instead, it refers to the growing number of older adults, many of whom are in their 50s or older, who are choosing to end their…
