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Our managing attorney Raymond Traendly recently commented on this tragic case in local news coverage, emphasizing the serious implications of social media behavior in criminal cases. “A human life is valuable and is not worth social media fame. It’s not worth your 5 minutes of fame,” Traendly stated. “People often don’t think of the consequences when they post on social media, but it can be used against you.”
The recent wrongful death lawsuit against Disney has sparked widespread concern and debate over corporate liability and the legal protections afforded to large companies. This high-profile case centers around a family’s allegation that Disney’s negligence led to the tragic death of their loved one, raising critical questions about accountability and justice in situations where powerful entities are involved. Attorney Raymond Traendly offers his expert analysis on the implications of this lawsuit and what it could mean for future cases of a similar nature. Drawing on his extensive experience in handling complex legal matters, Traendly explains the challenges that families face when taking on corporate giants
The long awaited and historic ban to permanent alimony gets signed. Controversial CS/SB 1416 was signed by Florida Governor Ron DeSantis on June 30, 2023. SB 1416 marks the fifth time alimony reform has been up before the Legislature in the State of Florida. The Alimony Reform Bill takes effect, Saturday, July 1, 2023. Click here for a full copy of the 2023 Florida Alimony Reform Bill. What is Alimony? Alimony, also known as spousal support or maintenance, is a legal arrangement in which one spouse provides financial support to the other spouse following a divorce or separation. It is typically intended to help the
It is normal to be nervous when you first meet with an attorney (especially if this is the first time in your life that you required the assistance of an attorney). Rarely are people meeting with a lawyer because they just received a windfall (like winning the lottery. After all, attorneys are known for cleaning up the mess that life throws at you. Whether it is death, divorce, or an accident, no one looks forward to meeting with an attorney that first time. To help illustrate these points, let us create a picture for you. You just got bad news. You are stressed and you
Finding the Right Lawyer You have a challenging decision ahead of you. Maybe you were hurt in in a car accident or arrested. Maybe you were recently served with legal papers or maybe you made the decision that you were going to finally get that estate plan prepared to protect your family. Now, you need to find the right attorney. What do you do? How do you find the right attorney? Here are some common situations where you should consider meeting with a lawyer: Before buying or selling real estate Before signing a contract with major financial provisions Before you get married (preferably months
Top Divorce Tips From The Attorneys Over At TK Law Navigating a divorce can be a challenging and emotional process. As you prepare for this life-changing event, it’s essential to know what to expect and arm yourself with knowledge to protect your family and future. Our top tips from TK Law’s expert attorneys cover crucial aspects such as understanding local rules, addressing privacy concerns, preparing financially and emotionally, and more. If you have questions, or if you would like to speak with one of our experienced family law and divorce attorneys, please give us a call at 407-834-4847 Tip #1: There Are Rules So
We all try to create memories that last a lifetime with our families. With images of hiking through the snow for miles to find the “right” tree (think the Griswold Family in National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation), many of us want the biggest tree we can afford or fit into our home. We crave that special moment of embrace where our families gather around the tree for a spectacular show of lights and tinsel. You do not have to abandon those ideas when you are co-parenting. You can survive, and thrive, throughout the holidays by following these Top 7 Co-Parenting Tips for Surviving the Holidays.
Possession with intent refers to the criminal charge for possession of an illegal drug with the intention of selling the drug or controlled substance. Controlled substances include cocaine, cannabis or marijuana, heroin, methamphetamines, narcotics, etc. The potential penalties for possession with intent to sell can be severe. For example, possession with Intent to Sell Marijuana is a third degree felony, punishable by up to five years in prison. Possession with intent to sell cocaine is a second degree felony, punishable by up to fifteen years in prison. Because possession with intent to sell is a serious drug charge, it is important to hire a skilled
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