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Frequently Asked Questions About Estate Planning

Do you have estate planning questions that you need answered? You’re not alone. Many people are unsure about what estate planning is and how it can benefit them and their families. In this blog post, Lacey Lyons Rezanka, Attorneys At Law, will answer some of...

Addressing Bullying

In recent years, states and school districts have passed numerous laws and adopted policies prohibiting or regulating bullying in schools. No child deserves to be bullied. Florida parents should understand their rights when addressing children being bullied at school. What Constitutes Bullying in Florida? Bullying...

I Recently Discovered My Child has Special Needs. What Should I Do Now?

Finding out that your child has special needs can be challenging to hear. Depending on their diagnosis, they may need a litany of support throughout their earliest stages of development through adulthood. Nevertheless, no matter how hard the road ahead may seem, loving parents and...

Force Majeure Clause Enforced due to COVID Executive Order

A Seminole County Court judge recently ruled that a gym that was forced to close due to the Governor’s prior executive order regarding certain business closures during the initial stages of the COVID pandemic was clearly within the meaning of the force majeure provision of...

My Insurance Company Wants an Examination Under Oath. Do I Need An Attorney?

A covered loss (Water damage, hailstorm, fire, etc.) has caused damaged to your property and you are depending on your insurance company to pay your claim so that repairs can be made quickly. Unfortunately, many insurance companies prioritize making a profit ahead of paying valid...

Insurance Claim Denied? Why You Should Hire an Insurance Claims Attorney

How an Insurance Claims Lawyer Can Help When a storm, hurricane, or other unexpected event damages your property, you want your insurance company to pay your claim in a timely manner. But sometimes insurers act in bad faith by delaying payment or refusing to pay...