Creditor Claims in Florida Probate: Deadlines, Risks, and What Every Claimant Should Know
This article explains how creditor claims work in Florida probate, including notice to creditors, claim form and filing, three‑month and two‑year deadlines, the personal representative’s proof of claim, objections and independent actions under section 733.705, and practical strategies and risks for creditors seeking recovery.
Filing a Proof of Claim in Bankruptcy: Jurisdiction Traps, Deadlines, and Strategic Non‑Filing
Learn when to file (or not file) a proof of claim in Chapter 7, 11, and 13, including jurisdiction risks, bar dates, common objections, and strategic options for creditors.
Litigation Isn’t Rocket Science, But It’s No Walk in the Park
NASA’s Artemis II launch is a powerful reminder that some missions are too important to leave to improvisation....
Protecting Your Right to Get Paid: A Creditors’ Rights Guide for Small Business Owners
Learn how small business owners can protect their right to get paid by understanding creditor rights, avoiding common documentation mistakes, and using clear written contracts for every customer relationship.
Hope for the Best, But Plan for the Worst: Avoiding Common Drafting Mistakes That Lead to Litigation
Hope for the best, but plan for the worst with smarter contract drafting. Learn how clear deadlines, default definitions, remedies, and collateral can help Florida businesses avoid costly litigation.
What to Do When a Customer Files for Bankruptcy
Few things are more frustrating for a business owner than learning that a customer who owes you money...