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The Bress Law Firm is a civil legal practice located in Miami, Florida. Our blog topics focus on the areas of Estate Planning, Business Law, Property Law, Landlord Tenant Law, and other Legal Issues. All posts are written by Michael N. Bress, Esq. Please feel free to visit our FAQ page or the Bress Law Firm Homepage for more information on our legal services.

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Commercial Breach of Contract Defenses of Force Majeure, Impossibility, and Frustration

INTRODUCTION The commercial breach of contract contract defenses to performing a party’s obligations under a contract, of Force Majeure,...

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Eviction vs Ejectment: What is the Difference?

Eviction vs Ejectment, what's the Difference? Florida evictions are governed by chapter 83, Ejectments by chapter 66 of Florida's statutes.

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Estate Planning Glossary

Bress Law Firm PLLC Estate Planning Dictionary of terms that are essential to understanding the estate planning process.

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Breach of Contract: At What Point Can you Sue?

Breach of Contract: At What Point Can You Sue? Multiple elements, factors, and defenses go into considering whether to file a lawsuit.

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Fiduciary Duties of Trustees in Florida

The fiduciary duties of trustees in Florida are governed by the Florida Trust Code. The primary duty is the duty of loyalty.

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What Can a Landlord Deduct from a Security Deposit in Florida?

Security deposits are required by most leases. What a landlord can deduct from a deposit is an often-litigated problem.

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Can a Condo Evict an Owner or Tenant in Florida?

Whether a Condo (COA) or can evict a COA owner or tenant is a complicated issue governed by Florida's Condominium Act.

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Eviction Process in Florida

The eviction process requires landlords to follow the statutory procedure governed by Florida Statutes chapter 83, the Landlord-Tenant Act.

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