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 Henderson, Franklin, Starnes & Holt, P.A., is dedicated to keep our clients and community updated on legal issues impacting their businesses and families. Below please find the articles and news shared in May 2023.  Business Litigation Attorney Michael-Anthony Pica discusses common problems that often come up between landlords and tenants. He gives practical advice to help landlords understand their legal rights and duties. Click here to read more.  Naples trust and estate planning attorney Amanda Dorio addresses frequently asked questions regarding guardianship law in Florida. She sheds light on various topics, including who is eligible to file for guardianship, the procedure for obtaining guardianship, methods to challenge a guardianship, and the possibility of terminating a guardianship. Click here to read more.  In April, Governor DeSantis signed into law SB 360, which brings significant changes to how construction defect claims are handled in Florida. This law aims to provide added protections for those in the construction industry. Some of the key changes include a shorter time period for filing design and construction defect claims, clearer guidelines for multi-building projects, and a new requirement for claims relating to Florida’s Building Code. Matthew Belcastro, a Florida Bar Board Certified Construction Law expert, explains how these changes may impact your business. Click here to read more.  Fort Myers divorce, marital and family law attorney Kayla Richmond explores two developments that may have an impact on Florida’s divorce law. The first issue addressed is Greyson’s Law, while the second pertains to the matter of shared parental responsibility following the establishment of paternity. Click here to read more.  Florida probate attorney Richard Mancini explores the vital role that corporate trustees play in overseeing trust assets, making investment choices, and protecting the beneficiaries’ interests. He highlights five typical challenges encountered by corporate trustees and offers valuable advice to address these hurdles. Click here to read more.  Prepare yourself for the upcoming summer boating season with valuable information from Amanda Sharkey Ross, a Florida maritime lawyer. Gain essential insights on National Safe Boating Week, the potential consequences of boating under the influence, and other critical topics related to boating safety. Click here to read more.  Governor Ron DeSantis also recently approved SB 102, known as the “Live Local Act.” This groundbreaking legislation brings about significant changes to zoning laws, limits the control of local governments over regulating affordable housing, and promotes an environment that emphasizes affordability and ease of access. To shed light on the implications of this new law and its impact on developers involved in affordable housing projects, Florida land use and zoning attorney Taylor Bollt provides clarity on the new law and what it means for developers of affordable housing projects. Click here to read more. In the News  During the firm’s recent annual meeting, Erin Houck-Toll was elected to the Executive Committee. This appointment is a testament to her remarkable experience of nearly twenty years, outstanding leadership abilities, and unwavering dedication to her clients. Click here to read more.  Business litigation attorney Melany Hernandez has been chosen to join The Florida Bar’s Diversity and Inclusion Committee. In this capacity, she will participate in initiatives that strive to cultivate diversity, inclusion, and equity within both the legal community and The Florida Bar. This appointment is a reflection of her unwavering commitment to promoting diversity and advancing equality in the legal profession. For further details, click here.  At next week’s Collier County Bar Association’s Family Law Forum, Florida Board Certified Litigation expert Michael Corso will delve into frequent malpractice issues in the family law arena. His presentation will offer attorneys valuable insights and practical advice. Click here to read more.  Iman Zekri, a divorce, marital, and family law attorney, has been selected as the Vice Chair of the Student Education and Admission to The Florida Bar Committee. This appointment recognizes her dedication to advancing the legal field and supporting Florida law schools in nurturing the next generation of legal practitioners. Click here to read more.  As committed members of the local community, we extend a warm invitation to join us at upcoming events, including: -June 2, Michael Corso will be speaking on professional liability at the Collier County Bar Association’s Family Law Forum -June 15, Michael Corso, along with Melissa Pigott, Ph.D. of Magnus Research Consultants, Inc., will present “Maximizing Litigation Outcomes” at the Florida Defense Lawyers Association’s 2023 Florida Liability Claims Conference. The Florida Bar has approved the conference for 14.5 CLE’s including 1 Mental Health and Wellness, 1 Bias Elimination, 1 Technology, and 14.5 Civil Trial Certification Credits. The Department of Financial Services has also approved 12 Florida adjuster CE credits. Our team is available to present on various legal topics at your place of business, association or conference. If you are interested in exploring this avenue, please reach out to Gail Lamarche, Director of Marketing & Business Development at [email protected]. |