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Is Your Business Legally Protected? A 2026 Checklist for Owners
Most owners on the Treasure Coast are good at running their operation. They know their customers, manage their teams, and keep things moving. What tends...
Do You Really Need a Real Estate Attorney in Florida? Here’s What Agents Won’t Tell You
Florida does not require a real estate attorney at closing, at the contract stage, or at any other point in the transaction. For most buyers...
How High-Net-Worth Families Can Protect More and Pass on More
If you have spent decades building wealth, the last thing you want is for a significant portion of it to evaporate in taxes, probate costs,...
Executor Duties Explained: What You’re Legally Responsible For in Florida
Being named as an executor is both an honor and a serious responsibility. It means someone trusted you to handle their final affairs—protect their assets,...
Common Probate Disputes in Florida and How Lawyers Help Resolve Them
Losing a loved one is already hard. When disagreements arise during the probate process, they can quickly grow into something much more difficult to manage....
The Role of a Trustee: Responsibilities, Duties, and Legal Requirements in Florida
Being named as a trustee is a meaningful responsibility. It means someone trusted you to manage their assets, carry out their wishes, and look after...
Top 6 Estate Planning Mistakes to Avoid—and How to Protect Your Family
Estate planning is one of the most important things you can do for your family—and one of the easiest to get wrong. Many people assume...
Estate Planning for Blended Families: How to Protect Your Spouse and Your Children
Blended families bring together people you love—but they also introduce complexity when it comes to estate planning. When you have a current spouse and children...
Title Problems That Can Delay Closing—and How a Real Estate Attorney Resolves Them
A real estate closing is supposed to be the final step—a moment where everything comes together. But for many buyers and sellers, that process is...
What Happens If Someone Dies Without a Will?
When someone passes away without a will, the State of Florida has a specific set of laws, known as “intestate succession,” that determines who receives...
Jordan Lulich and Robin A. Lloyd, Sr. Featured in Vero Beach Magazine’s “Leaders of Vero Beach”
Jordan Lulich, board-certified real estate attorney, and Robin A. Lloyd, Sr., senior attorney at Lulich & Attorneys, were recently featured in Vero Beach Magazine as...
How Often Should You Update Your Estate Plan if You Have a Large Estate?
People with a large estate should generally update their estate plan every three to five years, or whenever a major life change occurs, to account...