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This would have seemed like a strange question even 5 years ago. But I talk to people on a regular basis who are asking that question – “Should I pay my mortgage?” – even some who have the short-term ability to do it. Florida is one of the highest ranking states in “strategic defaults,” i.e., intentional defaults where the homeowner…
As we cruise through yet another year, there is still a window of time prior to December 31st to make some planning moves to improve your position going into 2010. Of course, it all depends on your particular situation, but here are some possible moves to make: 1. Purchase a car. State and local excise taxes that are paid for the…
It seems that the latest thing in legal marketing is the social networking scene, including Facebook, Twitter and other forms of internet interaction. Well in Florida, where we practice, you better watch out if you decide to include a judge in your social network. That is a no-no according to the Florida Judicial Ethics Advisory Committee. The FJEAC recently rendered…
In an action which addresses some of the unease and speculation about the federal estate tax, on Friday, December 4, 2009, the U.S. House of Representatives voted to extend the current 2009 law indefinitely. This prevents the estate tax from being repealed in 2010. The new law means that in 2010 and beyond there will continue to be a $3,500,000…
