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Attorney Brendan R. Riley won a victory for a commercial client this week, when the Circuit Appellate Court reversed a decision of the County Court, and sent an eviction and final judgment back to the lower court for retrial. The opinion can be...

There is a much smaller segment of Family Law, and one often overlooked until it’s desperately needed by the people involved; and then it might be too late to educate yourself. You just have to find an attorney and hope he or she (or their firm)...

Sometimes, parenting plans have to be designed for problems that seem impossible. Maybe one parent gets a job 500 miles away. Maybe one parent is incarcerated or abusive. Maybe things have changed in the household and now the former parenting plan...

When parties have no property, no children, and are in agreement about dividing up their debts and assets before they go to court, the question arises: Why do they need an attorney? After all, they aren’t arguing about anything, there isn’t any...

 The following is an article by Jackie Callaway of ABC Action News, WFTS Tampa Bay. To see more, click here. On paper, Sean Suojanen purchased a 2009 Chevy Silverado with 39,000 miles on it. But the truck sat on the...

Nothing causes more arguments among divorcing parents than the specter of child support. And no question annoys attorneys and child advocates more than parents who say "I want to do the right thing by my child…BUT…" Child support has...

One of the hotly argued topics in a divorce is alimony. Who is entitled to alimony? Who has to pay it? How long is alimony paid? Does alimony always have to be paid? And what if the wife makes more than the husband? Who makes the decisions and how...

In a Driving Under the Influence case in New Port Richey, Pasco County, Florida in which Brendan R. Riley represented the defendant driver, the driver was charged with two separate counts of DUIs with property damage; the driver had hit two separate...

Everyone knows that when a couple gets divorced, the first thing that happens is they divide up the property. But what is that? What qualifies as “marital property” and what doesn’t? How is it divided fairly? And what happens if one party...

It is extremely important that you notice your foreclosure plaintiff for a corporate representative’s deposition after having embarked upon and completed written discovery. You will want the corporate representative with the most knowledge as to...