Recent News & Blogs
Is It a Double-Edged Sword? A Common Pitfall of Defaults
It is common knowledge that litigation, if anything, is three things: timely, costly, and tiring. No matter the mental preparation every attorney holds with their respective clients, the feeling of desperation and the desire for closure begins to sink in as litigation begins and drags on. Now imagine filing a complaint, having your summons… Read More »
How To Lead Multi-Generational Teams
Check out the latest edition of the ALFN’s WILLed Publication – “Time Marches On: From Big Hair & Shoulder Pads to Lounge Wear & Messy Buns”! Managing Partner Michelle Gilbert, who serves as Co-Chair of the WILL Editorial Sub-Committee and WILLed Editor, provides an overview and tips on leading multigenerational teams, found on pages… Read More »
Alternatives to Guardianship
By Tilford Yates, Esq. Gilbert Garcia Group, P.A. In Florida, Guardianship is the legal proceeding of being appointed Guardian to exercise legal rights on behalf of someone that lacks the capacity to do so themselves. It’s an extremely important proceeding that is often necessary for family members and friends to take care of a… Read More »
State Snapshot: Florida Overview of Relief from the Automatic Stay in Chapter 13 Cases
Firm Partner Amy Kiser delivers an overview of relief from the automatic stay in Chapter 13 cases, published in the American Legal and Financial Network’s (ALFN) Winter 2024 ANGLE publication as a State Snapshot Article. Click HERE to read the article on pages 36-37 of the publication.
An Overview to Florida Probate
When a loved one passes way, what happens to the assets titled in their name? When someone dies, they are known as a decedent. Probate is the legal proceeding in which a decedent’s assets are legally transferred to their living heirs or beneficiaries. If the decedent passed away with a will, they passed away… Read More »
Real Estate Closings: What to Expect When Purchasing Real Estate and Using a Lender
Real Estate Closings can be time-sensitive and highly important to many. After all, purchasing real estate can mark a significant milestone for most of us. If you do not know what to expect and lack proficient professional guidance, your real estate closing can become a frustrating and never-ending process. Continue reading to better familiarize… Read More »
State Snapshot: Florida Shortens Mortgage Estoppel Deadline to 10 Days, Delineates New Requirements
Managing Partner Michelle Gilbert contributes state snapshot article, published in the American Legal and Financial Network’s (ALFN) Fall 2023 ANGLE publication. Click HERE to read Florida Shortens Mortgage Estoppel Deadline to 10 Days, Delineates New Requirements on pages 28-29 of the publication.
Female Investors, Then and Now
Managing Partner Michelle Gilbert authors insightful article detailing the history of trailblazing female investors who excelled despite the laws and cultural taboos of their times. Click HERE to read Female Investors, Then and Now on pages 26-29 of the American Legal and Financial Network’s (ALFN) Fall 2023 WILLed publication.
Gilbert Garcia Group Senior Litigation Attorney Joseph Dayan shares the fundamentals of foreclosure standing in Florida.
A Primer on Foreclosure Standing in Florida I. Who Has Standing to Foreclose? Per FS § 673.3011, the person entitled to enforce an instrument (“Note”) is: The “holder” of the instrument (defined by FS §671.201 (22)(a) as the person in possession of a negotiable instrument that is payable either to bearer or to an… Read More »
Positive Outcome: Motion for Emergency Temporary Injunction Denied
Gilbert Garcia Group Litigation Attorney Alexis Toro Castro successfully advocated on behalf of our client against granting of an Emergency Motion for Temporary Injunction in an evidentiary hearing. The opposing party requested an expedited hearing date on an Emergency Motion. With only 24 hours to prepare, Alexis and the team analyzed all of opposing… Read More »