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Avoid these 4 commercial financing errors

On Behalf of Carter Foreman PLLC | Feb 22, 2021 | Business & Commercial Law

Commercial financing gives your business the liquid capital to thrive, grow and expand. If you are unsure where to start when obtaining credit for your business, you can benefit from reviewing the potential pitfalls of this process.  Avoid these four common mistakes...

What does Florida consider when awarding alimony?

On Behalf of Carter Foreman PLLC | Nov 12, 2020 | Family Law

When you and your Florida spouse split up, you may have valid concerns about supporting yourself without your one-time partner around to help. If you or your ex spent considerable time out of the workforce so that the other could continue schooling or build a career,...

Your Most Important Assets In A Divorce

On Behalf of Carter Foreman PLLC | Aug 17, 2020 | Family Law

There is a taboo surrounding divorce that causes people to avoid discussing it. That means that many people may be unaware of critical information regarding their own divorce. Specifically, you may not know what your most valuable assets going into a divorce are and...

Get ready in advance of an estate planning meeting

On Behalf of Carter Foreman PLLC | Aug 6, 2020 | Estate Planning

If you intend to invest the time and money necessary to create a comprehensive estate plan, you want to do an excellent job at protecting your loved ones and ensuring a lasting legacy after you die. You want to avoid challenges, taxes and other issues. Proper...

When can a tenant place their rent in an escrow account?

On Behalf of Carter Foreman PLLC | May 15, 2020 | Landlord Tenant

The relationship between a tenant and a landlord is, in some ways, simple and straightforward. The tenant pays an agreed-upon amount of rent to the landlord. In return, the landlord provides the tenant with the right to possess and live in a piece of real estate that...

How to co-parent your teenager through custody arrangements

On Behalf of Carter Foreman PLLC | Jan 31, 2020 | Family Law

Teenage years are exceptionally busy and emotionally taxing for parents and their evolving children. Flexibility and communication are crucial to uphold authority when accommodating custody arrangements. Especially when mom and dad are shuttling teens between dual...

5 common mistakes to avoid after a car crash

On Behalf of Carter Foreman PLLC | Nov 5, 2019 | Personal Injury

A motor vehicle crash can be a harrowing experience even if no one is injured, and damage to vehicles or other property is kept to a minimum. Many thoughts go through a person’s mind immediately after a crash, and even a small mistake can lead to potential...

Why you must deal with grief to move on after a divorce

On Behalf of Carter Foreman PLLC | Aug 31, 2019 | Family Law

A divorce can be a devastating experience. If you never thought you would end up here, you may find yourself going through a very difficult time once a Florida court finalizes your divorce. You may find yourself quite upset at times and even feeling very lost. These...

Everyone has a duty to care

On Behalf of Carter Foreman PLLC | Jan 29, 2019 | Business & Commercial Law

All kinds of business establishments have the duty to care for their property to keep it safe for visitors. Through regular property maintenance and posting a warning sign for conditions that could potentially be dangerous, a retail establishment like a restaurant,...

How your estate can avoid probate

On Behalf of Carter Foreman PLLC | Jan 15, 2019 | Estate Planning

Probate is often a long and expensive process in the state of Florida, which is why most people who plan ahead to put their affairs in order make it a priority to avoid probate. Even if you have an extensive estate with a variety of assets, there are many options to...

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