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Father With Alzheimer’s Wants to Change His Will
Florida trust litigation attorney Reed Bloodworth discusses what happens when a father with Alzheimer’s wants to change his will
Communication During Breach of Contract
Are you aware of what you should and shouldn’t say during a breach of contract? Be careful or it can lock you into a position you don’t want
Do You Have a Breach of Contract Case?
The facts, the damage, and the amount of money involved usually determine whether there is a Florida breach of contract case
Common Defenses for Breach of Contract
Was the contract a verbal contract or a written contract?Is it legal or was it induced by fraud? Does it contain the three basic elements of a legal contract?
Defenses to Breach of Contract
If you’ve been sued for breach of contract or are being threatened to be sued for breach of contract contact an attorney to talk about it. An attorney may save you time, clarify actions, prevent confusion, stop you from making rash decisions.
The communication you make can affect your defenses to breach of contract. Don’t try to figure it out without a lawyer.
Bloodworth Pursues Lawyer Accused of Theft
Most lawyers are honest and ethical, but there are lawyers who are not. Get references before hiring a lawyer.
Who Can Sue Over a Trust or an Estate
Only a person or persons with an interest in the outcome of the administration of an estate or trust assets may bring a lawsuit to dispute that estate or trust.
Trust & Estate Lawsuit FAQs
A trust is a financial situation created to hold property and assets for another party or parties, beneficiaries, who are the property and asset owners. Whatever you own that holds worth is your estate.
What Should Be Included in a Business Contract
Orlando Florida attorney Reed Bloodworth explains that a business contract is a legally enforceable promise. A contract has 3 primary elements. 1. someone has offered to do something. 2. Acceptance of the offer. 3. Consideration–something of value is offered. No matter what the contract, if you sign it, you’re committed to it. Be sure to have an attorney review every contract.