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How Can a Truck Accident Lawyer Help?

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How Can a Truck Accident Lawyer Help? e legal process, such as investigating the accident and leveling the playing field in negotiations with insurance companies. Commercial truck accidents can result in unprecedented destruction, especially when trucks collide with much smaller vehicles. The victims of these disastrous events often face overwhelming physical and financial burdens and a long road to recovery. Trucking companies […]

How Do You Find a Good Real Estate Attorney?

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How Do You Find a Good Real Estate Attorney? Whether you’re buying or selling a property, you need to make many financial decisions along the way, and each detail matters. Real estate attorneys play a vital role in every phase of these transactions. From the initial negotiation to the signing of the closing documents, their legal advice can provide a layer of protection against […]

How Much Is My Florida Car Accident Claim Worth?

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How Much Is My Florida Car Accident Claim Worth? Understanding the value of your car accident claim in Florida will ensure you get fair compensation for your losses, especially if the crash was serious enough to result in significant medical bills, lost income, and other damages. In these cases, the claims process is about much more than just repairing your vehicle.  Understanding Florida’s legal […]

Common Mistakes Property Buyers Make

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Common Mistakes Property Buyers Make The purchase of a home or business property is one of the most significant investments many people will ever make in their future. These investments offer a place to settle and remain one of the most common ways individuals and families build wealth. Unfortunately, property buyers make a mistake during the confusing process that can […]

What Does an Estate Planning Attorney Do? 

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What Does an Estate Planning Attorney Do?  Estate planning is an essential process that people often overlook until it is too late, resulting in confusion, legal battles, and financial stress for their surviving loved ones. Engaging an estate planning attorney can make all the difference in mitigating these issues and ensuring the proper distribution of your assets according to your wishes. Our […]

Filing a Lawsuit After an Uber or Lyft Car Accident?

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Filing a Lawsuit After an Uber or Lyft Car Accident? Ridesharing services like Uber and Lyft have transformed how people travel in modern cities, offering convenient and cost-effective transportation. Accidents involving these rideshare vehicles are inevitable, as with any other vehicle. The relationship between the rideshare companies, drivers, and passengers creates a complex legal landscape after a rideshare accident. In this article, we delve into […]

Do I Call My Insurance if It’s Not My Fault?

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Do I Call My Insurance if It’s Not My Fault? Regardless of fault, call your insurance company shortly after any car accident. Call your own insurance company, even if you intend to file a third-party liability claim with an at-fault party’s insurer. Knowing when to call your insurance company after an accident can increase your chances of getting compensation for any injuries and other damages […]

What Is the Statute of Limitations on a Car Accident Claim?

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What Is the Statute of Limitations on a Car Accident Claim? The statute of limitations for car accidents refers to the deadline by which you must file a lawsuit for damages resulting from the accident. This deadline varies from state to state. On March 24, 2023, when Gov. DeSantis signed the new Florida tort reform bill into law, the state’s statute of limitations for car accidents […]

What Is the Difference Between Revocable and Irrevocable Trusts?

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What Is the Difference Between Revocable and Irrevocable Trusts? A trust is a legal instrument that enables a third party—called a trustee—to hold and direct assets placed in that trust, such as money, investments, or property. Trusts ensure a smooth and expedited transfer of assets to beneficiaries upon the death of the creator of the trust, known as the settlor, trustor, or grantor. Trusts […]

When Can a Non-Florida Resident Serve as Personal Representative?

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When Can a Non-Florida Resident Serve as Personal Representative? As a premier estate planning law firm in Florida, we at Lulich & Attorneys often receive inquiries from out-of-state individuals looking to serve as personal representatives for a Florida decedent’s estate. This topic is especially pertinent to the many families who are split across different states and for Snowbirds who have substantial connections to Florida […]