Category: Blog Post

If you're planning to move your business to Florida, you may be wondering whether you need to form a new company, convert your existing business, domesticate your corporation, or simply register your existing entity to do business in Florida. The right approach depends on where your business was originally formed, its federal tax classification, ownership...

If you are concerned about losing personal or business assets in a lawsuit, the best time to act is before a claim arises. Florida law provides several legal tools that can help protect certain assets from creditors and legal judgments, including homestead protections, trusts, business entities, and retirement accounts. Asset protection planning works best when...

By Brian Zingaretti, Naples Tax Attorney | Forza Law PLLC Recent federal court decisions have created a potentially significant opportunity for taxpayers. As a Naples tax attorney, I am advising clients to review any IRS penalties and interest assessed during the COVID-19 pandemic, as they may be entitled to refunds or abatements under recent court...

Probate in Florida typically takes anywhere from a few months to more than a year, depending on the type of probate administration, the complexity of the estate, and whether disputes arise. While some smaller estates can move through the process relatively quickly, larger or contested estates often require additional time to resolve. How Long Does...