Attorney William Morris discusses the law surrounding deeds in his column, Law Matters.
Law Matters
Building Permits Must Be Closed
Law MattersAttorney William Morris discusses the law surrounding closure of building permits in his column, Law Matters.
Not Everyone Has to Pay Condo Assessments
Law MattersAttorney William Morris discusses the law surrounding condominium association assessments in his column, Law Matters.
Motor Vehicle Repairs Require Written Estimates
LAW MATTERSAttorney William Morris discusses the law surrounding auto repairs in his column, Law Matters.
Judge Must Equitably Divide Marital Assets in Divorce
LAW MATTERSAttorney William Morris discusses the division of marital assets in a divorce in his column, Law Matters.
Condo Purchaser Investigation
Law MattersAttorney William Morris discusses condominium purchaser research in his column, Law Matters.
Florida is a Debtors’ Haven
LAW MATTERSAttorney William Morris explains how Florida is a debtors’ haven in his column, Law Matters.
Closing Costs
LAW MATTERSAttorney William Morris discusses closing costs in his column Law Matters.
Blame It on the Boomers
Ask The CFP® Practitioner“How low can you go?” ~ Chubby Checker Question: Why have interest rates stayed so low for so long? Can this continue? Answer: The short answer is that interest rates may remain low for many more years. Why they’re at these levels is an important question. Interest rates reflect the cost of money. If the cost of money is […]
A Statute of Frauds
Justice in Old England was not even-handed. Accounts from the 1600s show the court system suffered from an absence of truthfulness. Whoever could tell the best story was the winner. The problem was exacerbated by development of the “professional witness”. The professional witness was a well known person of stature in the community whose testimony was usually given far more […]
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