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  • Published: October 30, 2013

For the most part, all auto-renewal contracts are similar—at least when it comes to the auto-renewal provision. It does not matter whether the contract is for a magazine subscription; gym membership; or satellite radio, the auto-renewal provision, and contracts in general for some of the below tactics, have the same weakness that can be used by the consumer to the consumer’s advantage. Your first option may be to politely ask to void the contract. The business may allow this if you agree to pay a fee to walk away. This may seem like a long shot, but businesses need the…Read More

  • Published: July 7, 2013

Offering Flat Rate Pricing! See How We Can Serve You! We are all too familiar with the way law firms operate. You pay a retainer and the attorney takes from that retainer amounts based on his/her billable hours. You really don’t know how much your attorney’s service will ultimately cost you. This is especially problematic if you are running a business and need predictability of expenses to properly allocate cash flow. Wouldn’t it be nice to pay one price to your attorney for your particular legal need? Wouldn’t you like the ability to know what your legal fees would be…Read More

  • Published: August 20, 2012

A will can be an inexpensive estate planning solution, and in general, everyone should have one. For most people, writing a will is not complicated. An attorney who specializes in estate planning can help you ensure that nothing will be missed, giving you peace of mind that your property will be distributed according to your wishes. What Is A will? A will, also known as a Last Will And Testament, gives you control over what happens to your property. This written document indicates how to distribute your property at death. You can change your will at any time, or revoke…Read More

  • Published: August 20, 2012

Estate planning is the process of organizing one’s financial and personal affairs in order to prepare for eventual death. Depending on one’s current situation, a good estate plan includes several essential documents to guide one’s heirs once an individual has passed on. An estate planning attorney can help you prepare all of the elements of a good estate plan, which include: Last Will And Testament Typically, the first step in estate planning is to write out your will. This document indicates your wishes concerning how your property should be distributed when you die. If you have any minor children, this is…Read More

  • Published: August 20, 2012

Are you the sole owner of a Florida corporation? Once you incorporate a business in Florida, plan to issue share certificates and develop a corporate booklet, even if you are the only owner. If you plan to ever sell your business, both corporate booklets and share certificates can be essential components to transferring your business to a new owner. These documents are critical to the success of your business.  Corporate Booklets Also known as corporate kits or corporate books, this is one of the most important marketing pieces that your company can develop. This formal booklet describes your business, including…Read More

Filing a lawsuit is a way to resolve a dispute that cannot be solved by other means. While it can lead to a fair resolution, proceeding with a lawsuit is not something to do just because you want revenge or need money.
  • Published: August 20, 2012

Why File A Lawsuit? Filing a lawsuit is a way to resolve a dispute that cannot be solved by other means. While it can lead to a fair resolution, proceeding with a lawsuit is not something to do just because you want revenge or need money. It can be time consuming and costly for both parties. If you plan to proceed with a lawsuit, be aware that you will need to provide certain documentation to your lawyer. Discuss The Case With Your Lawyer What you’ll need to proceed with the suit depends on the circumstances. Your attorney is here to…Read More

  • Published: July 17, 2012

A trust is a legally binding arrangement in which certain assets are transferred by one party (the Settlor) to another (the Trustee). The Trustee holds legal title to the assets. Assets held in trust are to be used for a specific purpose (such as charity) or for the benefit of persons named as the beneficiaries (which may or may not include the Settlor). Transferring assets to a trust have several benefits. First, a trust is used for succession planning. When the owner of the assets passes away, the assets are distributed according to the terms of a trust, rather than…Read More

  • Published: July 10, 2012

Sound business planning dictates that when founding any business with two or more owners or shareholders, a buy-sell agreement should be drafted. A carefully drafted Buy-Sell Agreements can assure owners that their interest in the business is secure regardless of unforeseen circumstances that may arise. Such documents serve like pre-nuptial agreements, guiding the decisions made when an owner leaves the company. A Buy-Sell Agreement helps to answer the question of what will happen to the business if one of the owners can no longer continue. This legally-binding agreement between the co-owners of the business governs what happens if a co-owner…Read More

  • Published: July 10, 2012

Starting and running a business can be extremely complicated. Many of the decisions you’ll make will affect the business long into the future. Regardless of the size of your business, it is a good idea to work with a corporate attorney who can protect your company’s interests. What A Business Lawyer Can Do When founding your business, a business lawyer can help you choose a corporation form and draft your initial documents, such as bylaws and operating agreements. As your company grows, a lawyer helps ensure continued success by providing legal advice to assist the company in avoiding litigation and…Read More

  • Published: May 23, 2012

What Is A Real Estate Closing? A real estate closing is the day you finally get the keys to your new place. The end of the process of buying a home or other property, it is the final transfer of keys and money. This can be a confusing process for both buyers and sellers, especially if you’re a first-time buyer. Depending on the circumstances, there may be dozens of different forms needed during the closing, whether you’re buying the property outright or getting a mortgage to cover the costs. Mortgage Documents If you’re taking out a mortgage, this will add…Read More

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