Estate planning is for anyone who wants to protect their loved ones and make sure their wishes are honored. Whether you’re starting fresh or reviewing your plan, here’s a Florida-specific estate planning checklist to help you get organized.

Being involved in a hit-and-run accident can be one of the most stressful moments of your life. You may feel shocked, confused, and unsure of what to do next — especially if the other driver fled the scene. However, your actions right after the accident can make a big difference in protecting your rights and strengthening your case.

Many people who move to the United States for work want to bring their loved ones with them. To make this possible, the U.S. Congress created the H-4 visa, which allows the spouses and unmarried children (under 21 years old) of certain visa holders to live in the U.S. as dependents.

Trustees play a critical role in managing the assets of a trust, ensuring they are used for the benefit of the beneficiaries. However, when a trustee abuses that power—such as taking trust property for personal use or mismanaging funds—it can lead to serious legal consequences. In Florida, a trustee of a revocable trust can be sued for civil theft and even grand theft under certain circumstances.

Parking lots might seem like safe places to drive, but they’re actually one of the most common spots for car accidents in Florida. From bumping another vehicle while trying to park to backing out and scraping a car behind you, even minor mishaps can cause stress and confusion. No matter how small the damage appears, it’s important to know what to do next to protect yourself legally and financially.

A new provision in One Big Beautiful Bill Act, signed into law on July 4 2025, introduces a so-called Visa Integrity Fee of at least US $250. This fee will apply to virtually all applicants for U.S. non-immigrant visas (tourists, business visitors, students, workers, exchange visitors) and is in addition to existing visa application and issuance fees.

Beginning October 1, 2025, new rules will take effect that change how certain parts of probate are handled—particularly when it comes to homestead property and how petitions are filed.

Receiving a denial letter after filing a slip and fall claim can be overwhelming. You may already be dealing with physical pain, medical bills, and lost income — and then find out that the business or its insurance company refuses to pay for your injuries. Unfortunately, this is a common situation for many victims in Florida.

The R-1 visa is designed for religious workers who want to work for a U.S. nonprofit religious organization as a minister or in another religious occupation.

It’s an incredible success story—but also a cautionary one. Even families with wealth, status, and opportunity can face deep divides when estate matters aren’t fully thought through.

Dash cams are becoming more common on the road today — from truck drivers to everyday motorists who want to protect themselves in case of an accident. These small devices can make a big difference in how a personal injury case unfolds. But how exactly can dash cam footage help (or hurt) your claim after a car accident?

To qualify for asylum in the United States, an applicant must show they have been persecuted—or fear future persecution—based on one of five protected grounds.

Most people think estate planning is something to deal with “later”—after retirement or when they’ve built significant wealth. But the truth is, many everyday life changes can signal that it’s time to start (or update) your estate plan.

If you’ve been hurt in an accident in Florida, the legal process for recovering compensation can feel overwhelming. From getting the right medical care to negotiating with insurance companies and, if necessary, going to court, each step is important. Understanding how the process works can help you protect your rights and increase your chances of receiving fair compensation.

On September 21, 2025, the Trump administration launched a dramatic overhaul of the H-1B visa program: a new one-time $100,000 fee for each new H-1B petition.

The fashion world was taken by surprise earlier this month when the will of iconic designer Giorgio Armani—who passed away at 91—was made public. Armani, known for fiercely guarding his company’s independence, laid out a meticulous plan for the future of his empire.

If you’ve been involved in a truck accident in Florida, knowing what to do immediately after the crash can make a huge difference in protecting your health, your rights, and your ability to recover compensation. Here are the essential steps to take.

The path to U.S. citizenship is about to change. Starting October 18, 2025, USCIS will implement a new version of the naturalization civics test. Applicants considering citizenship should understand these updates and act quickly if they want to take the current, simpler test.

If your child is heading off to college, now is the perfect time to put these protections in place. A little preparation goes a long way in keeping your family safe and supported during this exciting new chapter.

A personal injury settlement doesn’t bypass probate—it flows into the estate like any other asset. Before heirs receive anything, Florida law requires payment of probate expenses, creditor claims, and Medicaid liens.