Monthly Archives: January 2026
Can You Seek Punitive Damages for a Breach of Contract in Florida?
In Florida personal injury cases, a judge or jury can award punitive damages in exceptional cases where there is “clear and convincing evidence” that the defendant committed intentional misconduct or gross negligence. Put differently, punitive damages are meant to punish especially reprehensible behavior that goes above and beyond ordinary negligence. That is why such… Read More »
Inheritance Disputes Between Siblings: and What You Can Do to Prevent Them
For many families in Florida, the truly difficult part of the probate process is not in navigating the legal framework. Unfortunately, grief all too often turns to familial conflict as family members grapple with how inheritances are distributed. Tolstoy famously stated: “every happy family is alike; every unhappy family is unhappy in its own… Read More »
Durable Power of Attorney vs Medical Power of Attorney: What You Need to Know Part II
In this series installment we conclude this initial conversation concerning durable power of attorney vs. medical power of attorney. We will discuss some general facts surrounding powers of attorney, as well as why it is a good idea to work with a wills & probate attorney when creating a power of attorney. For official… Read More »
Durable Power of Attorney vs Medical Power of Attorney: What You Need to Know Part I
No one anticipates that they will one day become incapacitated. Unfortunately, we cannot know what the universe has in store. No one can tell the future, and preparing for every unknown is a responsible way to ensure your interests and your families’ are looked after: come what may. Understanding how a power of attorney… Read More »