Many Florida parents teach their children never to judge people by appearance. However, most people would agree that visual factors have an impact on the impression one person has of another, especially in professional settings. For instance, in a courtroom, a judge’s...
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Homeowners entangled in real estate dispute with city
When it comes to property litigation, several issues are often a central focus of Florida court proceedings. Boundary lines, fences and walls, and matters concerning rights-of-way are all common issues. A real estate dispute between numerous property owners and city...
Immigration detainees could be set free
A federal court has handed down a ruling that may potentially affect close to 100 immigrants in two counties in another state. In Florida and other states, the Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency (ICE) often enters contracts with county jail systems to detain...
Florida law: Material alterations to condominiums
Disputes between unit owners and their homeowners’ association can be difficult to resolve. They often involve issues like commons charges or material alterations being made to a building. The Florida Condominium Act governs formation, management and operation of...
Man says ICE deported him for revenge
The Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency (ICE) cannot abuse its authority when addressing issues concerning a person’s legal status in the United States. There are numerous, valid reasons that a particular person who has emigrated from another country to Florida...
4 mistakes to avoid when drafting contracts for a construction project
For nearly any business venture, a stable contract represents the cornerstone of a successful relationship. When drafting a contract centered on the successful completion of a construction project, individuals and business owners alike must ensure the documents are...
Condominium issues in Florida and beyond
In 2018, Florida condominium regulations changed. Moving forward, board members would have term limits. Many condo residents, administrators and others throughout the country think it is a good idea and want their districts to adopt similar rules. Attorney in another...
Are you ineligible for a visa?
Whether traveling to the United States for work, school or to join family, the process can be both costly and time consuming. The process is often worth it to secure a visa, though. Unfortunately, learning that you are ineligible for a visa after months of waiting can...
Real estate disputes often include earnest money
When a Florida homeowner places his or her house on the market for sale, problems may arise between the time a potential buyer tours the home and the closing table, if he or she makes an offer that gets accepted. Legal problems can be challenging to resolve,...
What you say at a Stokes interview, matters
Sometimes, a person who has emigrated from another country of origin to Florida is called to appear at a Stokes interview. This is an official meeting that takes place within the U.S. immigration law system. It is a way for immigration officials to determine whether a...

