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Aug 24, 2026

When a Child Refuses Visitation: How Florida Courts Look Beyond the Child’s Stated Preference

A child refuses a scheduled exchange, and the other parent assumes that settles it. Florida law does not work that way. A judge treats a...

Aug 24, 2026

Florida Timeshares in an Estate Plan: How to Avoid Passing an Unwanted Obligation to Heirs

A timeshare can seem like a minor detail in an estate plan, but its assessments do not stop when the owner dies. Heirs who never...

Separated parents discussing school and activity decisions with a Florida family-law attorney.

Jul 21, 2026

When One Parent Controls School, Medical, and Activity Decisions After Separation

After a separation, disagreements often surface over who gets the final word on school choices, medical care, or extracurricular activities. Florida law generally favors shared...

Older woman reviewing and signing estate-planning documents with her attorney and family caregiver in Florida.

Jul 21, 2026

When a Beneficiary Is Also a Caregiver: How to Build Safeguards Into a Florida Estate Plan

It is common for a family caregiver, whether an adult child, a friend, or a hired aide, to also be named in a will or...

Jun 22, 2026

Divorce and Closely Held Business Interests: What Happens When Personal and Business Finances Overlap

When a marriage ends, a closely held business can become one of the hardest assets to divide. A closely held business is a company owned...

Jun 22, 2026

When Real Estate, Retirement Accounts, and Trusts Do Not Line Up in a Florida Estate Plan

A Florida estate plan works best when every major asset points in the same direction. However, real estate, retirement accounts, and trusts often follow different...

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When a Child Refuses Visitation: How Florida Courts Look Beyond the Child’s Stated Preference

Florida Timeshares in an Estate Plan: How to Avoid Passing an Unwanted Obligation to Heirs

When One Parent Controls School, Medical, and Activity Decisions After Separation

When a Beneficiary Is Also a Caregiver: How to Build Safeguards Into a Florida Estate Plan

Divorce and Closely Held Business Interests: What Happens When Personal and Business Finances Overlap

When Real Estate, Retirement Accounts, and Trusts Do Not Line Up in a Florida Estate Plan

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When a Child Refuses Visitation: How Florida Courts Look Beyond the Child’s Stated Preference

Florida Timeshares in an Estate Plan: How to Avoid Passing an Unwanted Obligation to Heirs

When One Parent Controls School, Medical, and Activity Decisions After Separation

When a Beneficiary Is Also a Caregiver: How to Build Safeguards Into a Florida Estate Plan

Divorce and Closely Held Business Interests: What Happens When Personal and Business Finances Overlap

When Real Estate, Retirement Accounts, and Trusts Do Not Line Up in a Florida Estate Plan

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