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10Mar 2023 by Pat Geddie

Boca Raton Probate Administration

Probate administration is an important process that helps distribute a person's assets and property after they have passed away. In Boca Raton, Florida, the process of probate administration can be complex and time-consuming, which is why it is important to have an experienced attorney to guide you through the process. At Rubino Findley PLLC, our attorneys have a thorough understanding of probate administration laws in Boca Raton and are equipped to handle even the most complicated probate cases. We understand that losing a loved one is a difficult time, and we strive to make the probate process as smooth and stress-free as possible for our clients. One of the key aspects of probate administration is identifying and valuing a person's assets. Our attorneys work closely with clients to inventory and…

10Mar 2023 by Pat Geddie

Probate Litigation in Boca Raton, Florida

Estate Planning

Dealing with the loss of a loved one is never easy, and the legal process of settling their estate can be even more complicated. Probate litigation, in particular, can be a contentious and emotional process. If you are facing probate litigation in Boca Raton, Florida, it is essential to have an experienced attorney by your side to help you navigate the complex legal system. At Rubino Findley PLLC, our attorneys have extensive experience handling probate litigation cases in Boca Raton and throughout Florida. We understand the unique challenges and emotions that come with settling an estate, and we are committed to helping our clients through this difficult time with compassion and professionalism. Probate litigation can arise for a variety of reasons, including disputes over the distribution of assets, allegations of…

10Mar 2023 by Pat Geddie

Boca Raton Probate Lawyer

Estate Planning

Probate is a legal process that is necessary when someone passes away, and it involves distributing their assets to their beneficiaries. If you are located in Boca Raton, Florida, the team at Rubino Findley PLLC can assist you with probate and estate planning. Our experienced attorneys understand the complexities of probate law and can guide you through the process with compassion and experience. In Florida, probate can be a lengthy and complicated process, but it is necessary to ensure that the deceased person's assets are distributed according to their wishes. Our lawyers will work with you to make the process as seamless as possible. We will help you understand the laws and regulations that govern probate in Florida and ensure that all necessary steps are taken to comply with the…

27Feb 2023 by Pat Geddie

When is it Time to Call an Estate Planning Law Firm?

Estate Planning

Many people put off estate planning for various reasons. They may not want to have difficult conversations when they think that they have more time. The truth is that you never know when you will run out of time to draft an estate plan, and it can be too late. The best time to call an estate planning law firm is now. You could need your estate plan at a moment’s notice. Although a will is an important part of an estate plan, there are many more crucial aspects. For example, you would need a power of attorney to allow someone to make medical and financial decisions on your behalf. If you wait until it is too late, you may not have the capacity to sign binding legal documents. Once…

27Feb 2023 by Pat Geddie

Do All Business Disputes Go to Court?

Contract Disputes

Although you may have an image in your mind of every case ending up in front of a judge, the truth is that a trial is very rare in any kind of court case. There are many off-ramps before you reach an actual trial that could resolve your dispute. Many parties are able to reach a resolution without going to court at all. They may engage the other party through their attorney and work out a solution after some negotiation. If the dispute is more difficult, the parties may hire a mediator to help them talk with each other, or they may go to arbitration. Even if one party files a lawsuit, the case would most likely be resolved before it reaches a trial. If the judge does not dismiss…

27Feb 2023 by Pat Geddie

Steps to Form a Business Entity

business law FAQ

When you start a business, there are a number of steps that you must take to form the necessary legal architecture. It is always better to seek the help of an experienced business law attorney to ensure that they are done correctly. First, you would need to select a name for your business. Preferably, it should be your own distinct name because you could potentially encroach on someone else’s intellectual property rights. You would need to make a DBA filing to ensure that someone else does not operate under your name. One of the most important things is selecting the actual business entity. The business form that you choose should match your own needs. For example, you may want to protect yourself from liability and give yourself enough flexibility to…

24Jan 2023 by Pat Geddie

Review Your Company’s Legal Compliance for 2023

Business Law

No matter what your business is, your company must always follow laws and regulations. These rules can change every year as authorities pass additional laws or draft new rules. In addition, changes to your business could also impact whether and how the law applies to you. Compliance is an ongoing effort for every company. There is no such thing as “set it and forget it.” You should have policies and procedures that change as necessary to reflect the most current law. Your procedures are dynamic and should be continuously updated. As a business owner, you may not have the time or knowledge to stay on top of the new rules and how they may impact your business. However, you would still be expected to follow the law and can be…

24Jan 2023 by Pat Geddie

How Does Probate Begin After Someone Passes Away?

Estate Planning

When your loved one died and left a will or passed away without an estate plan, your family would need to go through the probate process for the assets to be distributed to the heirs. Probate does not begin on its own. You would need to take a number of steps to start the process. When the deceased person left a will, they would have designated someone to serve as the personal representative (often known as the executor). This person has the role of acting on behalf of the estate, both to the court and in terms of the property. The personal representative will file a copy of the will with the court and the necessary forms to begin the probate process. In Florida, the major issue is that the…

24Jan 2023 by Pat Geddie

Options for Resolving Construction Disputes

Civil Litigation

Construction disputes can frequently arise, both during the performance of the contract and afterward. Both parties to the contract have rights and obligations. Not every construction dispute will go to litigation. Many disagreements are resolved through negotiation and communication. Each party may communicate its own point of view to the other, either verbally or through their attorney. If the parties are having difficulty resolving the dispute, they may even enlist a mediator to help them talk. The negotiations could result in an agreement or a modification to the existing contract. If parties want a neutral party to decide their dispute without the expense and bitterness of litigation, they may even opt for arbitration. Talking is usually preferable to litigation. Some disputes can be difficult to resolve, and one or…

30Dec 2022 by Pat Geddie

Why Many People Need to Appeal Insurance Denials

Uncategorized

When lawyers talk about insurance companies and the tactics that they use, it is not just a scare tactic to generate business. Lawyers know how difficult all insurance companies are because they see it every day. Insurance companies are for-profit businesses that try to profit at your expense. In Florida, insurance companies do not make as much money, so they use even more aggressive tactics. You may file one of a number of types of claims with the insurance company and are shocked to learn that it has been denied. The insurance company will often split hairs with the language of your coverage, and they may even read in requirements that are not there in the first place. The insurance company may have its own internal appeal process to review…

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When is it Time to Call an Estate Planning Law Firm?

Do All Business Disputes Go to Court?

Steps to Form a Business Entity

Review Your Company’s Legal Compliance for 2023

How Does Probate Begin After Someone Passes Away?

Options for Resolving Construction Disputes

Why Many People Need to Appeal Insurance Denials

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