Legal Talk Blog

We know it can be useful to have a legal resource that keeps you informed on matters that are important to you or your business. Our legal professionals strive to provide readers of our blog with relevant information on an array of legal subjects. This information is meant to provide readers with general information only and is not a substitute for nor is it legal advice to you.

Avoid Creating Your Own Nightmare

Jenna Torres2018-04-23T15:20:04-04:00April 23rd, 2018|

By Yueh-Mei Kim Nutter, Esq. Understandably, you want to avoid the court system. Understandably, you want to avoid attorneys and legal fees. After all, you already went through this once and have a Final [...]

Paul Newman’s Legacy – Estate and Business Planning Finally Meet

Jenna Torres2018-03-01T13:06:14-05:00March 1st, 2018|

By: William T. Coleman Several years ago a client wanted to set up a private foundation and gift his 100% ownership in his corporation to a private foundation so that the profits generated were [...]

Thinking About New Subsection 553.79(20), Florida Statutes, From The Local Authority’s Perspective

Jenna Torres2017-11-14T11:27:49-05:00November 13th, 2017|

By: Donald J. Lunny Ch. 2017-149, Laws of Florida, became effective July 1, 2017 and seemingly relates to the subject of construction. In Section 3 of the new legislation, which applies to property located [...]

Brinkley Morgan Family Law Attorney Yueh-Mei Kim Nutter Featured on LNR Radio Program

Jenna Torres2017-06-16T13:55:20-04:00June 16th, 2017|

Brinkley Morgan family law attorney Yueh-Mei Kim Nutter is featured on “Legal News & Review (LNR),” discussing the potential impacts of Senate Bill 590, the benefits of collaborative law, and bitcoins in divorce cases. [...]

Modifying or Terminating Alimony Based Upon Cohabitation or a Financially Supportive Relationship in Florida

Jenna Torres2017-05-02T09:26:58-04:00May 2nd, 2017|

By: Jonathan Z. Schiller Most forms of alimony terminate upon the remarriage of the recipient, such as bridge-the-gap, durational, and permanent alimony. See 61.16(5), (7) & (8), Fla. Stat. (2016). However, there is no [...]

A Vocational Evaluation of Me? What and Why?

Jenna Torres2017-04-27T16:04:40-04:00April 27th, 2017|

By: Jodi Furr Colton Simply put, the purpose of a vocational evaluation is to determine how much money a person could likely earn if he or she entered or returned to the workforce. The amount [...]