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Where do your Inheritance Rights come from?

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Where do your Inheritance Rights come from? The Origin of Inheritance Rights The legal system that we have in the United States is based on Old English Law. The Old English Law placed many restrictions on inheritance and it is what we have used to evolve to our current day laws. Back in the day, inheritance was determined by gender lines, and […]

Cell phone use causes Accidents – Lulich & Attorneys

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Cell phone use causes Accidents – Lulich & Attorneys It is no secret that the increase in cell phone use and the evolution of smartphone technology has caused a rise in car accidents. Often, drivers are distracted by their mobile devices, which leads to them paying far less attention to the road. In a split second, a car collision can occur and lives can […]

Insurance Laws may change… how do they effect you?

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Insurance Laws may change… how do they effect you? Rather than creating a situation in which you have to spend hours in a courtroom deciding on whose fault an auto accident is, Florida has had Personal Injury Protection (PIP). This Auto Insurance Law has been in place for the last 50 years in Florida. Fewer than a dozen states in the United States have […]

Florida’s Waterways See Many Accidents – Lulich & Attorneys

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Florida’s Waterways See Many Accidents – Lulich & Attorneys Summer is nearly upon us and soon thousands of people across Florida will hit the lakes. Thousands more will enjoy the state’s gorgeous shorelines and rivers. Florida is number one in the United States in registered boats, with 915,713. Meanwhile, the state has more than one million unregistered water vehicles. This includes kayaks, sculls, and […]

Why Can a Will be contested? – Estate Planning Sebastian FL

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Why Can a Will be contested? – Estate Planning Sebastian FL In Estate Planning, many instruments require contracts between the parties. To properly execute a contract, several requirements are required. If one of these requirements is not met, the instrument, such as a will or trust, may be challenged after the decedent dies. A person who is entering a contract must have the legal and mental […]

What Should I Do if I am Injured in a Slip and Fall? – Lulich & Attorneys

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What Should I Do if I am Injured in a Slip and Fall? – Lulich & Attorneys Across the United States, thousands of victims of slips and falls file lawsuits against companies and businesses each year. Victims can seek compensation for lost wages and medical bills that accumulate during their recovery. A slip and fall injury can happen anywhere and at any time. Whether you are shopping in a national store chain […]

Signs of Elder Financial Abuse – Lulich & Attorneys

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Signs of Elder Financial Abuse – Lulich & Attorneys Watch out for Elder Financial Abuse Elder abuse is a growing concern in the United States. It is estimated that 5 million elderly people are abused each year. Financial abuse may not show the signs that physical abuse or neglect does, but it can be just as damaging. Numerous groups are trying to find ways […]

Steps to take if you are involved in an a Motorcycle Accident

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Steps to take if you are involved in an a Motorcycle Accident The National Highway Safety Administration reported that 92,000 injuries occurred from motorcycle accidents during 2014. Motorcycle riders may experience far more severe injuries than car drivers or passengers in the event of a crash. Due to the makeup of motorbikes, severe injury, or even loss of limb or death can occur. Motorcycle riders put themselves […]

Florida’s Right to Refuse a Gift

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Florida’s Right to Refuse a Gift Florida’s Right to Disclaim In Florida, the law presumes that the recipient wants a gift unless they act to otherwise refuse a gift. If you do act to refuse a gift, you are disclaiming or refusing a gift or inheritance. This may be done for a variety of reasons: it may be worthless property, liability […]

Florida’s Protection of the Family in an Estate

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Florida’s Protection of the Family in an Estate Florida’s Protection of the Family after a Family members Death In Florida, there are 5 distinct statutory/constitutional protections for surviving spouses and children. The law specifically provides for surviving spouses and minor children Under the first protection: Elective Share, the law mandates a forced share of the estate for your surviving spouse. Specifically, in situations […]