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Monthly Archives: January 2025

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Trust Wars: How Florida’s Statute of Repose Could Impact Generational Wealth

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In Florida, long-established family trusts are vital in preserving generational wealth. However, recent changes to Florida’s statute of repose could bring unforeseen challenges. The statute of repose sets a firm deadline on when legal claims can be brought, regardless of when a harm is discovered. At Bleakley Bavol Denman & Grace, our Tampa Estate… Read More »

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Planning Your Digital Estate in Florida

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As our lives become increasingly digital, traditional estate planning must adapt to protect new forms of assets like cryptocurrency, social media accounts, and non-fungible tokens (NFTs). At Bleakley Bavol Denman & Grace, our Tampa Estate Planning Lawyers recognize that Florida residents need to prepare for the future by incorporating these digital assets into their… Read More »

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Who is Liable When Cargo Spills on Florida Highways?

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Cargo spills on Florida highways can lead to catastrophic accidents, causing property damage, severe injuries, or even fatalities. These incidents often raise complex questions about liability. Determining who is responsible depends on the circumstances surrounding the spill, including whether it resulted from improper loading, equipment failure, or driver negligence. At Bleakley Bavol Denman &… Read More »

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Understanding Deed Restrictions and How They Impact Property Use in Florida

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When purchasing property in Florida, buyers often focus on the location, size, and price, but deed restrictions can significantly impact how a property can be used. These legally binding limitations are written into property deeds and can affect everything from building size to the types of activities permitted on the land. At Bleakley Bavol… Read More »

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