Last Will and Testament in Florida: 10 Things to Include
When composing your last will and testament in Florida it’s always best to work with an estate planning attorney. Not only can an attorney ensure that everything necessary is included in your official will, but they can also help you to find ways to reduce the amount of estate taxes your heirs will have to pay. […]
Are You The Beneficiary of a Will or a Trust? Hire Your Own Attorney NOW!
Let’s say your former spouse, a parent or another loved one died and left you money…any amount of money in a will, a trust, a revocable or irrevocable trust or in some other fashion. After you take the appropriate amount of time to grieve, you should immediately move to hire a probate attorney or a […]
Foreclosure Case Dismissed in Pinellas County Based on Florida Rule of Civil Procedure 1.120(a)
On December 16, 2009 Pinellas County Circuit Court Judge Anthony Rondolino granted a Motion to Dismiss which was filed by St. Petersburg attorney Matthew D. Weidner on December 16, 2009. The foreclosure case was filed by Wachovia Mortgage against Weidner’s Client, Pinellas County resident Anne Matacchiero. Weidner’s Motion to Dismiss asserted that because the […]
How To Challenge the Use of A Power of Attorney in Florida
Powers of Attorneys or POAs are very powerful documents that can be very useful in all types of situations. They give broad powers that allow the agent to exercise all those powers delegated to them by the principal. There is one very crucial piece of information that every single person needs to understand when dealing […]
Wells Fargo Fires Employees Who Reported Fraud!
While the recent congressional hearing targeting John Stumpf, in which Elizabeth Warren suggested he should resign and be criminally charged, was nothing more than a “kangaroo court” meant to refocus public anger on banks, with good reason, the reason why we concluded that nothing would actually change is that ultimately there was no evidence the bank’s executive management […]
Foreclosure Judgment Reversed
Bank’s Records Are Hearsay Mortgage foreclosure — Error to enter judgment of foreclosure where the only evidence offered to support the amount of indebtedness was inadmissible hearsay — Computer printout purportedly showing fees, expenses, and balance due on note and mortgage was not admissible under business records exception to hearsay rule where printout was not […]