Florida Courts Seek to Clear Foreclosure Backlog, but at What Expense?

The number of foreclosure actions instituted in the state of Florida over the past several years is huge. In fact, media outlets still regularly report on the foreclosure problems facing homeowners throughout the state. With the staggering number of foreclosure actions working their way through the courts – reportedly over...

Important Considerations When Hiring a Personal Injury Attorney

Someone injured due to another’s actions often go through a difficult ordeal. Such incidents can include anything from serious and significant injury to property damage. Individuals in these stressful situations frequently feel overwhelmed, upset, and even confused. Of course, their primary focus is on their immediate health and well-being. Once...

Revocable vs. Irrevocable Trusts: An Overview

Many individuals who have estate planning documents in place are familiar with a testamentary will and related documents, such as a power of attorney and advanced medical directive. However, estate planning and other financial planning documents can extend far beyond those parameters. One such legal tool available to those interested...

Staying Safe During Summer Vacation

Summertime equals vacations for countless families across the United States, and the state of Florida is certainly no exception. Some Florida residents may be planning trips to visit friends and family, heading to a beach, or even traveling out of state. Vacationers from other states may be making Florida their...

Teen Driving Accidents and the Summer

Summer is a dangerous time for anyone to be on the roadway. Increased traffic from summer travelers, summer parties and celebrations perhaps involving alcohol, and other factors all contribute to this fact. With these increased risks and additional distractions, it is not surprising that the summer months are the most...

Common Questions: Student Loans and Bankruptcy

The cost of education has skyrocketed over the years. Almost every student that attends any form of higher education is required to take out student loans just to pay for coursework. Some students are exiting college after four years with enough student loan to pay for two single family homes....