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FLORIDA “NO FAULT” PERSONAL INJURY PROTECTION INSURANCE(PIP)

PIP Insurance is also referred to as Florida No Fault Insurance. Florida is one of ten states that require drivers to purchase this insurance. Drivers of motor vehicles are required to purchase a minimum of $10,000 in PIP insurance. About Florida No Fault Insurance

How Much Can I Get From A Lemon Law Claim In California?

If you purchased a bum vehicle, the Lemon Law protects your rights as a consumer. Find out how much you can expect to receive in a California Lemon Law claim for a new or used vehicle.

Latest Advancements In Car Safety

From Blind Spot Detection to Forward Collision Warning, advanced safety features abound in today's vehicles. Many alert drivers to potential dangers, thereby reducing the risk of collision.

Workers' Compensations FAQ's

FAQ's

Who can serve as Personal Representative in Florida?

Who can serve as Personal Representative in Florida?

What is the difference between a Power of Attorney and a Durable Power of Attorney?

What is the difference between a Power of Attorney and a Durable Power of Attorney?

What is Probate?

What is Probate?

Estate Planning Tips

Estate Planning Tips Beneficiaries Need to be Placed on Accounts Lady Bird Deeds Revocable Trusts

Asylum in the USA

U.S. immigration law includes protections for “asylees” and “refugees. The main difference between asylum and refugee status is how the applications are filed.

What is a "Lady Bird Deed"?

Lady Bird Deeds also known as Enhanced Life Estate Deeds can be used in Florida to avoid probate.

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