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Estate Planning

5 Steps to Getting Started with Estate Planning

So, You’ve Made The Decision to Tackle Your Estate Planning – Now What? The following checklist addresses taking the first steps in your Estate Planning journey. 1) Figure Out What You Want. It’s crucial to take time to identify what your Estate Planning goals are. Is your main goal to make sure your family is provided for after you pass? Do you want to donate a portion of your estate to your favorite charity? Perhaps, you want to establish a

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Towing Law

Wrongfully Towed?

Did your car get towed after an accident without permission? Many residents in Florida may assume they were wrongfully towed but it may depend. In the state of Florida, businesses and property owners are allowed to tow vehicles off their premises when the vehicle is parked without permission. This includes towing a car even after an accident. It is still important to check signage around and ensure a lawful tow occurred. While some towing companies consist of hardworking people trying

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Business Law

Common Signs of Roof Damage

Your roof needs to be regularly inspected; if not, it can lead to property damage issues in the future. A roof’s lifespan can vary depending on the circumstances; several contributing factors can cause significant property damage and material loss for your roof. What Is Roof Damage? Roof damage occurs when external forces lead to wear over time on your roof. When it comes to harsh weather conditions like rain, hail, high winds, and hurricanes, these elements can often be unpredictable

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Business Law

Tips for Your Roofing Claim

Property loss can be a devastating experience. If your home has been damaged by a storm, and your roof has suffered most of the damage, you may be wondering what to do next. Filing a claim can seem daunting, and the process of filing a claim and getting your roof repaired can be complicated. If you have ever had to file a claim for room damage, you know how frustrating the process can be. You have to deal with insurance

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Business Law

Florida Senate Bill 2-D and 4-D: What You Should Know

If you’re a Florida homeowner, contractor, public adjuster, or lawyer, then it’s important to know about Senate Bill 2-D and 4-D. These two bills make widespread changes to the laws that govern Florida property insurance, and they were passed as part of a special legislative session on May 25, 2022. Governor Ron DeSantis approved both bills by signing SJ39 on May 26, 2022. In this blog post, we’ll review some of the changes that are likely to be positive for

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Towing Law

When Can My Vehicle Be Towed in Florida?

In Florida, towing laws are governed at the state level. This blog will provide information on when and where your car can be legally towed in the state of Florida. We will also provide tips on what you can do to avoid being towed illegally. If you live in Florida or are planning to visit, be sure to bookmark this blog and check back often for updates! Reasons You Can Be Towed It’s important that when finding a parking spot, you ensure

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Towing Law

4 Tips for Filing a Claim Against a Towing Company

Know Your Rights If you have ever been towed, you know the feeling of helplessness and frustration that comes with it. You may feel you have no options to take against the towing company and that there is nothing you can do to get back the time and money you spent retrieving your vehicle. What many people don’t know is that they can file a claim against the towing company if they believe their rights were violated. Keep reading to learn several

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Insurance Law

Tips for Filing Insurance Claims After a Hurricane

If you’re like most people in the U.S., you live in a home and have several insurance policies on it. And if you live anywhere near the coast, chances are that, either directly or indirectly, a hurricane will affect your property at some point during your lifetime. Before The Storm Securing your property: While there’s nothing you can do to make a hurricane go away, you can take steps to minimize damage and make it more likely that your insurance

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Business Law

Can I Handle Contract Disputes On My Own?

When you have a contract dispute, it can be stressful and confusing. You may feel like you need to hire a lawyer right away to protect your interests. But what if you don’t want to spend the money on legal fees? Or maybe you don’t want to deal with hiring a lawyer at all, if possible? Consulting a Lawyer Before You Sign a Contract Is Your Best Defense Before signing a contract, it’s always a good idea to consult with

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