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Immigration law often uses the terms asylum and refugee status interchangeably, but they are not the same. Both provide protection to people who fear returning to their home country because of persecution. However, the main difference lies in where the person is located when they apply.

Florida’s homestead laws are some of the strongest in the country, designed to protect the family home. But what if only one spouse’s name is on the title? Can the other spouse still claim homestead rights?

When a loved one passes away with a personal injury claim pending—or after a wrongful death claim is filed—the settlement or court award does not go directly to family members. In Florida, these proceeds often pass through the probate process before beneficiaries can receive them. Understanding how probate impacts distribution can help families avoid surprises during an already difficult time.

If you’re going through the U.S. immigration process, you may come across the term “I-512 endorsement” on your Employment Authorization Document (EAD), also known as a work permit. This endorsement is important because it can affect your ability to travel while your case is pending.

A Tampa-based radio personality, Bubba the Love Sponge, claimed Sky acted quickly to secure control of Hogan’s fortune, sparking questions about what was legal fact versus media drama.

If a wrongful death settlement involves a minor child or is set up as a structured payout, you may be surprised to learn that probate court approval is often required—even if a formal estate was never opened.

While both allow you to direct who will inherit your property, the process and level of complexity your family will face afterward can differ greatly.

In Florida, however, you can’t just file or continue a lawsuit on their behalf right away — you first need to open a probate estate.

The way an individual chooses to structure their estate can significantly impact the probate process. In Florida, individuals can either die testate (with a valid will) or intestate (without a will), each scenario leading to different legal pathways for distributing assets. This blog post will explore the implications of both circumstances and provide insights into why having a will is essential.

If someone passes away while they have a pending personal injury lawsuit, you might wonder what happens to their claim. The good news: it doesn’t just disappear.

Real estate transactions can be complex and layered—especially when side contracts such as buyer exclusivity agreements come into play. At Askew & Associates, P.A., we often advise clients not only on the primary terms of their real estate deals but also on the hidden risks that arise from separate but legally binding agreements.

When a person dies because of someone else’s negligence—such as in a car accident, medical malpractice, or another serious incident—their family may be able to seek justice through a wrongful death lawsuit.

A major spending package known as the “One Big Beautiful Bill” (OBBB) was signed into law just this month. While it aims to address a broad range of economic priorities, one of its provisions severely impacts millions of immigrant families—particularly those who file taxes using an Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN).

Owning a condominium in Florida offers many advantages—but it also comes with responsibilities, especially when it comes to special assessments imposed by the condominium association.

Left-turn accidents are among the most common—and dangerous—types of crashes on Florida roads. These collisions often happen in the blink of an eye but can lead to serious injuries, expensive damages, and legal complications. If you’ve been involved in one, understanding Florida’s traffic laws and fault rules can make a big difference in your case.

Yes — And Here’s Exactly How to Do It

So, how do you prove something that doesn’t show up on a receipt? That’s where careful documentation and legal guidance come in.

Under Florida law, tenants are afforded specific protections, and landlords are held to certain obligations that, if breached, may result in legal action.

This blog post will explore the intricacies of homestead property in Florida, its protections, and how it impacts probate matters.

When it comes to handling your probate matters, trust Askew & Associates, P.A to provide you with the expert guidance you need.