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The concept of equitable distribution in Florida determines how assets and liabilities are divided between spouses in a divorce. Many spouses going through a divorce have concerns and confusion related to the division of their marital property. This blog aims to give a clear explanation of equitable distribution in Florida divorce law and to provide […]

Having a court case involving child custody can be overwhelming and daunting for any parent involved in a family law case.  The laws in Florida regarding child custody are complex and often misunderstood.  This blog is intended to give an overview of child custody in Florida, including timesharing, parental responsibility, and tips to utilize in

White-collar crimes typically involve non-violent, financially motivated offenses committed by individuals or organizations in positions of trust or authority. Common examples include embezzlement, insider trading, securities fraud, healthcare and insurance fraud, money laundering, and corporate fraud. While these offenses may lack the drama of traditional crimes, the legal consequences can be severe, including hefty fines,

So, what can you do to make your storm related claims process easier?

House Bill 949, was signed by Governor Ron DeSantis on May 12, 2023, and went into effect on July 1, 2023. The law was written in response to concerns about the safety of young drivers operating golf carts. Read more to see how it may affect you…

Woolsey Morcom is pleased to announce that former Sheriff David Shoar has joined the firm as the Director of Investigations. Shoar brings a wealth of experience and expertise to the team and will play a key role in helping the firm provide top-quality legal services to its clients.

Seeing your home lost or severely damaged is one of the most difficult hardships you and your family can face. What often makes matters worse is that your homeowners insurance which you thought was intended to pay for this very thing, is now telling you that some or all of your damage is not covered.

Being charged with driving under the influence (DUI) in Florida can be more than emotionally distressing – it can result in jail time, expensive fines, lost driving privileges, and a permanent criminal record.

Premises liability refers to the legal responsibility a property owner has to maintain their property in a safe condition for guests. Under Florida laws, property owners have certain obligations to maintain reasonably safe premises under certain conditions and to warn others of any unsafe conditions under certain situations.