Recent Blog Posts
Law Offices of Robin Bresky Assists Estate in Obtaining Affirmance of Order Sanctioning Plaintiffs and Plaintiffs’ Attorneys
The Law Offices of Robin Bresky recently assisted a defendant’s estate in defending the propriety of a sanctions order in an appeal by the plaintiff. The plaintiff sued the defendant after the defendant stopped payment on a check for goods to be purchased from the plaintiff. The defendant filed a motion for sanctions pursuant… Read More »
Home Sweet Florida Home: Establishing Your Domicile in Florida
By Jennifer L. Fulton, Esquire There’s no place like home . . . and from an estate and tax planning perspective, there is no place to call home like Florida. In addition to all that sunshine, Florida has no state income, fiduciary, estate or inheritance tax, and offers strong constitutional homestead creditor protection,… Read More »
More than 200 People Attended 2nd Annual Bresky Bash at Boca’s Mizner Park
Live concert event raises money for Legal Aid Society of Palm Beach County Boca Raton, Fla. – It was an unforgettable evening of mingling, singing and dancing under the stars at the second annual Bresky Bash held January 23 at Boca Raton’s Mizner Park Amphitheater. About 200 people attended this year’s event produced by… Read More »
What’s All the Fuss about Trusts?
By Jennifer L. Fulton, Esquire A revocable living trust is part of a complete basic estate plan. Once drafted, it also has to be funded. Why would anyone want to go to all that work? The reason many attorneys favor including a revocable living trust is because, together with the other tools in a… Read More »
THE FLORIDA SUPREME COURT UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTS NEW “PARENTAL-LEAVE CONTINUANCE.”
In January of 2019, the American Bar Association passed a resolution “urg[ing] the enactment of a rule by all state, local, territorial, and tribal legislative bodies or their highest courts charged with the regulation of the legal profession, as well as by all federal courts, providing that a motion for continuance based on parental… Read More »
Estate Planning for the Digital Age
By Jennifer L. Fulton, Esquire While often overlooked, most people today have “digital” assets that should be reviewed upon death. These digital assets could include email and social media accounts, online photo storage, online portals to health and financial information, frequent flyer miles and credit card points, streaming services, and even cryptocurrency. But… Read More »
Raise a Glass: To the Health of Your Estate Plan
By Jennifer L. Fulton, Esquire Happy New Year! As we ring in 2020, most of us set goals for living intentionally in the new year. If you don’t have an estate plan, make it a New Year’s resolution to take care of it for yourself and your family this year. If you have… Read More »
