Monthly Archives: September 2024
Surviving Spouse in Florida Probate: Tenant-In-Common Election and Pretermitted Spouse
In times past, the only option most surviving spouses would have under Florida probate law would be to inherit a life estate possessory interest from their deceased spouse. However, today surviving spouses in Florida are afforded a choice – a tenant in common election – that we will briefly discuss in the following article…. Read More »
FTC’s Ban on Non-Compete Agreements Coming Closer to Fruition
In April 2024 the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) issued a landmark rule that, if put into effect, would aim to ban non-compete agreements across the United States. The purpose of this new rule is to open the gates to increased competition and worker mobility. This would be a significant change and impact employers and… Read More »
I Don’t Want this Inheritance: Now What?
Many dream of a long lost uncle whose unexpected favor will usher in undreamed of fortune. No one wants someone that they know and love to pass away, of course. But a tv-movie level life changing inheritance involving a vast estate, (and potentially even an attractive equestrian manager who knows how to speak to… Read More »
Key Florida Estate Planning Trusts You Should Know About
Florida law has developed to offer its citizens diverse and unique options for setting up robust estate plans and asset protection strategies. These include a number of Trusts that can be employed to manage your estate/assets in various ways. This article will go over the general basics of several trust options available to Florida… Read More »