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Force Majeure Clauses: Post COVID-19

A Force Majeure clause is considered an “Act of God” which means it is in relation to natural events such as storms, fires, pandemic, etc. The clause is defined as any party that could not fulfill their contractual obligations due to the pandemic. The courts...

What You Need to Know about Florida Homeowner Insurance

Homeowner Insurance in Florida Are you a first-time homebuyer feeling in over your head? Is it time to renew your insurance but you’re unsure of where to start? You’ll need to familiarize yourself with Florida homeowner insurance then. This type of insurance is vital in...

Hiring a Lawyer? How Do I Know If My Lawyer Will Take The Case?

You should feel comfortable with your lawyer and be able to trust them When hiring a lawyer, it’s important to choose someone you feel comfortable with and can trust. This is especially true if you’re hiring a lawyer for a personal matter, such as an...

What Is Probate?

In Florida, probate is the legal process that happens after someone dies with assets. It includes gathering the deceased person’s assets, paying any debts and taxes, and distributing what is left to the beneficiaries named in the will. If there is no will, Florida law...

Frequently Asked Questions About Special Education Law In Florida

Do you have a child with special needs? If so, you may be wondering about your rights under special education law in Florida. This blog post will answer some of the most commonly asked questions about special education law in Florida. Lacey Lyons Rezanka Attorneys...

What To Know About Florida Real Estate Closings

When buying or selling real estate in Florida, there are many steps between making or accepting an offer, and move-in day. Reaching the closing stage is one of the most exciting milestones of any real estate transaction. Getting to this milestone means all the paperwork...