De Varona Law has successfully defended its client in a contentious legal battle involving a disputed property deed. The case, brought by an estate that alleged an error on the deed, sought to challenge the client’s rightful ownership of the … Read More
What it the difference between an Irrevocable Trust and a Irrevocable Life Insurance Trust. A Life Insurance Irrevocable Trust (ILIT) is a specific type of irrevocable trust designed to own and manage a life insurance policy. The primary purpose of … Read More
Sending a child off to college is an exciting milestone, but it also comes with important legal considerations. Once your child turns 18, they are legally considered an adult. What this means to you, as a parent is that you … Read More
When it comes to estate planning, most people think of a will as the primary tool for passing on their assets. However, another powerful option exists: a revocable trust. This tool not only helps you manage your assets during your lifetime … Read More
On televisions across America, nightly ads run offering free medical items: braces for the neck, knee, back, wrist, and more. Viewers are asked to call – or are called by – a 1-800 Number to qualify for these “free” items.[1] … Read More
Last month De Varona Law assisted a client in purchasing two Burger King Franchises. De Varona Law negotiated the terms of the purchases with the Sellers, lender, and Burger King. The negotiations resulted in De Varona Law obtaining a six … Read More
De Varona Law is proud to announce that Alexandra Sierra-De Varona has been named as a Rising Star for Commercial Litigation by Super Lawyers. In order to be named as a Rising Star, Super Lawyers accepts peer nominations and evaluations. … Read More
Congratulations to A & V Sports Group, LLC (“A & V”) for becoming a Florida Limited Liability Company. A & V is a college recruiting company dedicated to finding athletic scholarships for international and U.S. high school students.
Now that Obama has won the election, and the Democrats are still in control of the Senate, the Affordable Care Act, a/k/a ObamaCare, will likely not be stricken. Small businesses and individuals alike need to know how the Affordable Care … Read More
Earlier this month, the Supreme Court in Garcia v. Andonie, provided guidance on Florida’s Homestead property tax exemption, and provided a favorable ruling for property owners. The Supreme Court ruled that Fla. Stat. 196.031(1) is invalid and unenforceable to the extent that it … Read More