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November 10, 2026

Drafting a Business Buyout Into a Florida Marital Agreement

Keeping the company separate in a premarital agreement is the easy part. Accounting for six years of growth, and funding the buyout when the marriage ends or a spouse dies, is where the drafting actually happens.

November 9, 2026

How Florida Decides Temporary Relief in a High-Asset Divorce

Most high-asset Florida divorces are shaped long before trial. The pendente lite order fixes monthly cash flow, decides who stays in the marital home, and can shift attorney fee exposure.

November 8, 2026

Accounts Frozen by Indictment? What You Can Still Pay

A federal indictment can freeze personal accounts, real estate and your company's operating funds in one order. Here is how restraint works, what must be traced, and how counsel seeks release for fees, living expenses and payroll.

November 7, 2026

Second Marriage Prenup in Florida: Protect Inheritance

In a second marriage, a Florida prenup has to do three jobs at once: keep separate assets out of divorce, define what a surviving spouse receives, and coordinate with your will and trusts so no document undoes another.

November 6, 2026

High-Income Florida Paternity: Support Above the Guidelines

When both never-married parents earn well, establishing paternity is the easy part. The case becomes about timesharing and the child's standard of living, because the overnight schedule is what rebuilds the support number.

November 5, 2026

The Proffer Session: What You Give Up and What You Get

A proffer session is not testimony and it is not immunity. It is a negotiation over what the government may use, and whether cooperation credit is worth the version of events you commit to before the evidence is examined.

November 4, 2026

Choosing a Prenup Lawyer in Florida: What to Ask First

A prenup is only as strong as the process used to build it. Here are the structural questions to ask a Florida prenup lawyer before you sign the engagement letter, and what an evasive answer sounds like.

November 4, 2026

Business Valuation in a Florida Divorce: The Three Methods

In a Florida divorce, what a closely held business is worth is a matter of method, not fact. Here is how the income, market and asset approaches each build a number, and what moves it.

November 4, 2026

Why Florida Prenups Get Thrown Out: Disclosure and Consent

Enforceability is decided at signing, not at the divorce. This analysis breaks down the three tests Florida courts apply to prenuptial agreements and the record a drafting lawyer has to build years in advance.

November 4, 2026

Federal Sentencing Amendments 2026: The $9,000 Loss Rule

A new loss threshold, expanded sentencing zones, and a rehabilitation reduction take effect November 1, 2026. Here is what changes for economic-crime defendants, and what becomes negotiable.

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