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Helping the Homebound: Supporting Our Seniors

2025-08-08T13:52:47-04:00

Today, our team proudly partnered with Better Living for Seniors’ (BLS) Helping the Homebound program—an inspiring initiative that provides basic quality-of-life items to homebound seniors in our community. Together, we packed 250 care bags filled with essentials like hygiene products, non-perishable snacks, household items, resource guides, and items for hurricane preparedness. These bags are more [...]

Helping the Homebound: Supporting Our Seniors2025-08-08T13:52:47-04:00

Why Your Child Needs a Power of Attorney When They Turn 18

2025-07-03T10:19:04-04:00

As parents, we’re all too familiar with signing paperwork on behalf of our children—whether it's at the doctor’s office, dentist, or for school and extracurricular activities. But when your child turns 18, things change. They are now legally adults, and as much as we want to continue guiding them, we can no longer step in [...]

Why Your Child Needs a Power of Attorney When They Turn 182025-07-03T10:19:04-04:00

Rod B. Neuman Named to 2025 Florida Super Lawyers List for Alternative Dispute Resolution

2025-07-14T12:22:44-04:00

We’re proud to share that Rod B. Neuman has once again been named to the 2025 Florida Super Lawyers list in the area of Alternative Dispute Resolution; we are thrilled to see his work receive continued recognition.

Rod B. Neuman Named to 2025 Florida Super Lawyers List for Alternative Dispute Resolution2025-07-14T12:22:44-04:00

Facing Excess Income When Applying for Medicaid? A Pooled Trust May Be the Solution

2025-07-03T10:20:26-04:00

One common challenge Medicaid applicants face is having income that exceeds the program’s limit. To address this, two common planning tools are a Qualified Income Trust (QIT) and a Pooled Trust. A QIT is limited in scope—it can only shelter excess monthly income and is restricted to paying for specific expenses like medical or facility-related [...]

Facing Excess Income When Applying for Medicaid? A Pooled Trust May Be the Solution2025-07-03T10:20:26-04:00

Estate Planning if You Have a Business or an LLC

2025-07-03T10:21:35-04:00

Every business owner needs a plan—not just for growth, but for the unexpected. Estate planning is a crucial step in protecting the future of your company. It ensures a smooth leadership transition, safeguards both business and personal assets, minimizes tax liabilities, and provides clarity for your employees and loved ones. Without a solid estate plan, [...]

Estate Planning if You Have a Business or an LLC2025-07-03T10:21:35-04:00

Mediation for Stalled Lawsuits

2025-05-12T15:34:44-04:00

Do you have a case that is bogged down? No one wants to move it forward (for any number of reasons) but you have case management deadlines looming?  Consider mediating the case.  There may be other forces at play which are causing the case to become stagnant.  Mediation with a thoughtful mediator often brings fresh [...]

Mediation for Stalled Lawsuits2025-05-12T15:34:44-04:00

Happy Independence Day

2025-04-30T12:23:59-04:00

Today, we celebrate the spirit of independence and the freedoms that define our nation. The Fourth of July is a time to come together with family, friends, and neighbors to enjoy the traditions that make this holiday special—whether it's a backyard barbecue, a local parade, or a night of fireworks. As we mark this important [...]

Happy Independence Day2025-04-30T12:23:59-04:00

No Love Lost: The Case for Opening Sessions in Mediation

2025-06-25T09:59:45-04:00

Often, parties come to mediation with a great deal of animosity toward the other side. This frequently results in a request that there be no opening session. I am a big proponent of opening sessions in which the parties can hear the factual and legal positions directly from the other side, in a conversational manner, [...]

No Love Lost: The Case for Opening Sessions in Mediation2025-06-25T09:59:45-04:00

Estate Plans, Elder Law, and Real Property: How They Intersect

2025-04-30T12:13:59-04:00

Elizabeth “Liz” Allen, JD, LLM, has been with Gibbons | Neuman firm and practicing law for 35 years and focuses on people concerned with losing financial security and quality of life due to the cost of long-term health problems and disabilities. Liz’s primary areas of practice are Elder Law and Estate Planning. Rod Neuman has been [...]

Estate Plans, Elder Law, and Real Property: How They Intersect2025-04-30T12:13:59-04:00

Hope for the Best, Plan for the Worst – Incapacity

2025-04-29T16:00:29-04:00

As we age, it's impossible to predict all the challenges we may face, but one common issue is incapacity—when an individual can no longer make decisions about their health or well-being. In such cases, family members or medical professionals may be tasked with making decisions on your behalf, which may not always align with your [...]

Hope for the Best, Plan for the Worst – Incapacity2025-04-29T16:00:29-04:00
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