Individuals can use a prenuptial agreement to protect inherited assets they receive during the marriage. Under Florida law, that protection is not automatic. Without a written agreement and sound financial habits, inherited funds can lose their separate status. A...
Month: September 2026
Can you face burglary charges if you did not steal anything?
Many people think burglary requires breaking into a building and stealing something. In Florida, that is not always true. Florida law focuses on intent, not whether anything was stolen. This distinction can have serious consequences for someone facing burglary...
How to modify a parenting plan in Florida when life changes
Divorce does not freeze life in place. Jobs change, families move, children grow, and the parenting plan that made sense two years ago may no longer fit anyone's reality. Florida law allows modification to a parenting plan, and understanding what the law actually...
Is our prenuptial agreement enforceable?
Planning a life together involves many big conversations, and deciding to sign a prenuptial agreement is one way to ensure you are on the same page with these big topics. While this document is a powerful tool for protecting assets, Florida law has specific boundaries...
Florida gun carry rules: What people get wrong
Florida’s gun laws have changed in recent years. But constitutional carry did not remove all firearm restrictions. The September 2025 decision in McDaniels v. State changed Florida’s rules on open carry while keeping other gun laws in place. Some gun owners may still...
