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Bad Faith Bankruptcy: What Debtors Should Know

By Kelley Kaplan & Eller |

For debtors in need of a fresh start, bankruptcy can be one way to obtain it. Unfortunately, while many individuals have a legitimate need for the relief offered by bankruptcy, there are still others who abuse the system. Most often, this comes in the form of a “bad faith” filing. Breaking Down Bad Faith… Read More »

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Is A Handshake Legally Binding In A Real Estate Deal?

By Kelley Kaplan & Eller |

It is not uncommon for agreements to be bound by a handshake, but when that is the only thing sealing the deal, the legality of the deal can easily come into question. While in some situations a mere handshake may be enforceable in court, Florida real estate law is a bit more stringent. Unless… Read More »

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Do You Qualify For A Florida Homestead Exemption?

By Kelley Kaplan & Eller |

When weighing the pros and cons of filing for bankruptcy, it is often the risk of losing one’s home that tops the “cons” list. Thankfully, Florida law provides an avenue for bankruptcy filers to retain their homes. This opportunity is provided to homeowners who qualify for the Florida homestead exemption. Protections Afforded by the… Read More »

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What Happens When a Client Files for Bankruptcy?

By Kelley Kaplan & Eller |

For business owners who do not receive client payments upfront, receiving a notice that an indebted client has filed for bankruptcy can raise a great deal of questions and concerns, especially since it is usually unexpected. For this reason, guidance from a business attorney who is familiar with the bankruptcy process is key for… Read More »

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3 Tips for Bankruptcy After a Natural Disaster

By Kelley Kaplan & Eller |

Hurricane Irma recently swept through our area, and though South Florida was spared the brunt of the storm, some homeowners were still left with costly expenses in its wake. Massive storms like Irma not only cause damage that homeowners must pay to repair, they also create other expenses due to lost wages, mandatory evacuations,… Read More »

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Why an Attorney Should Negotiate Your Business Lease

By Kelley Kaplan & Eller |

Whether entering into a commercial or residential real estate lease agreement, the decision is not one that should be made lightly. For commercial leases in particular, the guidance of a knowledgeable Florida real estate lawyer is invaluable, as signing off on unfavorable conditions in this instance could threaten one’s livelihood. For those whose companies… Read More »

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When to Sue for Commercial Disparagement

By Kelley Kaplan & Eller |

In the age of social media, the potential for a negative review is just a few clicks away. However, the internet also provides the opportunity for falsehoods about your business to spread like wildfire. For small businesses in particular, a lie disseminated across social media can have a serious impact. Therefore, knowing if legal… Read More »

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Transferring Ownership of a Corporation in Florida

By Kelley Kaplan & Eller |

There are many reasons why a business owner might want to transfer ownership of his or her company to an outside party, whether that transfer is in part or in full. If this is the case, knowing how to accomplish this transfer is advisable. As with any legal concern regarding a person’s business, seeking… Read More »

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Are debtors bound by a surrender decision forever?

By Kelley Kaplan & Eller |

As any reputable West Palm Beach foreclosure attorney will tell you, the decisions made during a Chapter 7 bankruptcy case regarding one’s homestead can have an impact even after the case’s conclusion. That said, many bankruptcy filers are unsure of how long those decisions will hold weight. In particular, our clients have expressed uncertainty… Read More »

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3 Questions to Ask Before Opening a Business in Florida

By Kelley Kaplan & Eller |

Entrepreneurship is a dream for many, one that requires a high level of knowledge not only in one’s chosen field, but also in business law. As most budding business owners likely do not possess the expertise required for lawfully and successfully opening a business in Florida, a West Palm Beach business formation attorney should… Read More »

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