Florida Law
What is a Whistleblower?
Whistleblowers are typically known to be individuals who are employees that expose information or activity within an organization that may
Eric Gros-Dubois January 7, 2022
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Family Law
What are the Elder Abuse Laws in Florida?
Florida, while known for its sunshine and warm weather year-round, is also a well-known hot spot for retirement. With that
Eric Gros-Dubois January 7, 2022
Business Law
Everything You Need to Know About Having a Website for your Retail Business
Does your website need a privacy policy? Yes. A privacy policy is a statement that informs users with how your
Eric Gros-Dubois January 5, 2022
Federal Law
Do foreigners that live in the United States for only part of the year need to pay Federal Income Taxes?
If I am a foreigner residing in the United States, do I need to pay federal income taxes? Foreigners residing
Eric Gros-Dubois January 5, 2022
Testamentary Trust
Does a Testamentary Trust Avoid Probate?
A testamentary trust will not avoid probate. In order to understand why, it is important to first understand what exactly
Eric Gros-Dubois December 27, 2021
trademark
How Do I Trademark My Brand?
You have manifested your vision, turned your unique idea into a brand, and put in several hours into refining the
Eric Gros-Dubois December 27, 2021
Business Law
Which LLCs Must File a Form 5472?
In the United States, most LLCs with at least 25% foreign shareholders are required to file a Form 5472 every
Eric Gros-Dubois December 27, 2021
Tax Law
What Are the Tax Consequences of Giving a Gift to a Foreign Person?
A “foreign person” is a non-resident alien individual or foreign corporation, partnership, or estate. Gifts to foreign persons are subject to the
Eric Gros-Dubois December 21, 2021
Consumer Protection
Broward County Resident Accused of Operating a Ponzi Scheme
The Allegations On August 9th, The Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC”) filed a lawsuit against Johanna M. Garcia; MJ Capital
Eric Gros-Dubois December 21, 2021
Business Law
Can My Business Deduct Start-Up Costs?
Generally, business start-up and organizational costs are considered capital expenditures, recorded as assets, and amortized over time. However, business owners
Eric Gros-Dubois December 21, 2021
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