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The rules and regulations contained in the Fair Debt Collection Practices (FDCPA) place strict limits on the individuals that debt

Should judges be allowed to embellish their robes or wear different colors? For Florida’s highest court, the issue is black

Let’s face it—Florida is a rainy state, and, as the phrase goes here, “If you don’t like the weather, wait

One of the most misunderstood aspects of filing for bankruptcy in Florida is the implication that taking action means the

As we near the end of August, it is common for dealerships to advertise steep discounts for prior model year

Many individuals may assume that a personal injury attorney automatically specializes in that area of law, or that attorneys can

Snow and ice are not the most deadly driving hazards. Turns out its rain. A new federal study reports rain

Negligent drivers are not the only cause of car accidents.  Victims of automobile accidents often do not realize that improper

With school out for summer and temperatures hovering in the nineties, many Floridians are spending more time at the pool.