Daytona Beach Law Blog

According to new data coming out of the greater New York area, divorce filings were down 45 percent from the monthly average during the first

As Florida residents age, they may feel that they do not want to waste any more of their lives on things that do not bring

Hurricane Irma is now a Cat 5 Hurricane. Meanwhile, nearly a year later, we are still intaking Hurricane Matthew claims from insureds who held out

My wife and I took a drive up A1A to one of our favorite places, St. Augustine. The drive along the coast is a great

The frequency of shady contractors swindling homeowners in insurance claims has dramatically increased since Hurricane Matthew devastated the area. The contractors’ method of deception is

All individual debtors who file bankruptcy must participate in credit counseling within six months before filing for bankruptcy and complete a financial management instructional course

BREAKING NEWS The Florida Bar, Family Law section just voted the case of Lostaglio v. Lostaglio the “2016 Alimony Case of the Year”, and our

Insurance companies have denied payment in 43.8% of all closed Hurricane Matthew claims in Daytona Beach and Flagler Counties. This amounts to nearly half of