Until recently, electronic wills weren’t legal in Florida. Back in 2017, there was a unanimous vote in the Florida Senate to make electronic wills legal. However, the former governor vetoed the bill, so there were no changes made to probate law. Electronic wills weren’t quite dead in the water, however. Just days before the end of 2019’s legislative season, the…
At the end of the year, many of us think about tax savings. However, if you have a pending divorce, there are some issues to consider before filing...
Anyone who has dealt with surrogacy cases will be aware of how complex this element of reproductive law can be. However, when it comes to single women wishing to use a surrogate to have a baby, it’s even more complicated. In Florida law, a single woman can use a surrogate to have a child. However, legally, her name cannot be…
