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April 14, 2026By Nicole Nardo
When a decedent’s only connection to Florida is an interest in someone else’s estate, the question arises whether that connection suffices to establish probate venue in the state, or whether it remains nothing more than a mere expectancy. This issue exposes a subtle yet significant tension in Florida probate law, hinging not only on the […]
Elder LawFeaturedFlorida Statutes
March 24, 2025By Nicole Nardo
Financial exploitation is a common form of abuse that targets seniors and adults with disabilities. In 2023, Florida alone reported a staggering loss of more than $293 million due to financial fraud involving vulnerable individuals.[i] In attempts to combat this issue, Florida Senator Darryl Rouson introduced Senate Bill 556, “Protection of Specified Adults,” during the […]
Business LawFeaturedFlorida Law
November 18, 2024By Nicole Nardo
A major driving factor in forming a corporation, limited liability corporation (“LLC”), or limited partnership is the creation of a distinct legal entity. With such a distinction in place, the entity enjoys limited liability and, thus, the shield of a “corporate veil.” With this protection, only the personal assets invested in the business are at […]
