From Fort Lauderdale’s nightlife to Key West sunsets, rideshare apps like Lyft and Uber are part of daily life in South Florida. But when a ride ends in a crash, many riders learn the hard way: convenience comes with hidden risks — and rideshare insurance isn’t always as simple as...
60 Minutes on Social Security Overpayments
Social Security claims of Overpayments and the resulting chaos that ensues are becoming a life-altering crisis for many people throughout the country. 60 Minutes ran a segment last night that is worth watching. If you have received a notice of overpayment, please read "New Social Security Administration Rules Regarding Overpayments"...
Urgent Social‑Security Update for Current and Future Social Security Retirement and Disability Beneficiaries
Our office strives to keep our clients up-to-date on legal changes. Social Security has issued two significant changes that will impact anyone receiving or setting up their MySocialSecurity account. Please read and share this critical post. 1. Login Change for My Social Security Users If you access your account with...
Moving More Than 50 Miles? What Florida Parents Must Know Before Relocating
Moving is tough, and moving when you’re divorced or separated and trying to co-parent is even more challenging. Whether relocating for a new job, to be closer to family, or for a fresh start, if you're a parent in Florida, you can’t just pack up and go—even with the best...
Don’t Risk Losing Your SSDI Benefits: 5 Common Reasons Payments Can Stop
Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) offers critical financial support and health coverage to individuals unable to work due to a serious medical condition. But anyone who has applied for SSDI knows the process isn’t easy—and the odds aren’t great. Nearly 70% of applicants are denied during the Social Security...
IMPORTANT: New Social Security Administration Rules Regarding Overpayments
This article addresses the changes effective March 27, 2025. The Social Security Administration will withhold 100% of SSDI and Retirement checks if they claim that there was an overpayment made into your account. You can file for an appeal if you think the notice was made in error or if...
Prenups in Florida: Can They Be Voided, Thrown Out, or Changed?
Wondering if a prenuptial agreement can be thrown out, voided, or modified in Florida? Hoffman, Larin & Agnetti have been assisting families navigate family law, from prenups to custody, parenting plans, and contested divorce, for over 40 years. Learn how prenups work, what makes them enforceable, and when they can...
How Does Bankruptcy Affect Alimony and Child Support in Florida?
If you've gone through a divorce or paternity case and were awarded alimony or child support, you may be wondering what happens if your ex-spouse or co-parent files for bankruptcy. Can they erase their financial obligations to you? How does the type of bankruptcy they file impact your support payments?...
How to Tell If Your Poor Medical Outcome Was Malpractice—or Just Bad Luck
No one expects to walk into a doctor’s office or hospital and leave worse off than they arrived. But sometimes, things don’t go as planned. A treatment doesn’t work. A surgery has complications. Or worse, your condition declines instead of improving. When this happens, it’s natural to wonder: Is this...
Malpractice Myths: 5 Common Misconceptions That Stop Victims From Filing a Claim
When something goes wrong in the doctor’s office or hospital, it’s easy to second-guess yourself. You might wonder: “Was this avoidable?” or “Do I even have a case?” At Hoffman, Larin & Agnetti, we’ve helped countless clients find clarity in these moments of uncertainty. Unfortunately, too many victims of medical...