On June 9, 2015, the Firm’s Elder Law attorney, Elizabeth P. Allen, spoke at the monthly luncheon meeting for the Tampa Bay Paralegal Association held at the Tampa Club in […]
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Lenders often feel left without a remedy when a borrower transfers away the collateral for the loan and then runs into Bankruptcy Court – but no longer! The Bankruptcy Court […]
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Many purchasers are surprised to learn that title to real property acquired by tax deed is not immediately “marketable”. Most title insurers will not insure title to a tax deed […]
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On June 29, 2015, Elder Law and Special Needs Planning Attorney, Elizabeth P. Allen, conducted a workshop on Planning For Persons With Special Needs for members of Just Cares, Inc. […]
If the value of the assets that are left to a minor under the age of 18 exceeds $15,000.00, a Court-administered Guardianship will be required for the minor child. This […]
Thinking about buying a house or condominium at a foreclosure? — Be careful! In all likelihood, under both scenarios, you will be responsible for paying all charges (assessments, interest, and attorneys’ […]
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On May 21, 2015 the Florida ABLE Act became law. The law is pursuant to the 2014 federal Achieving A Better Life Experience Act of 2014 (the ABLE ACT) which […]
Sometimes people unwittingly rent and move into a house or a condominium that becomes involved in a mortgage foreclosure. For many years, those tenants who entered into a lease with […]
Gibbons Neuman bankruptcy and creditors’ rights attorney, Victor Veschio, attended oral arguments before the United States Supreme Court in March, 2015. The Court has now issued its unanimous ruling in […]
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The Court issued 2 of 3 Opinions related to the bankruptcy issues the Court accepted in the 2014 Term. First, the Court ruled that a Bankruptcy Court’s denial of Plan Confirmation […]
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