by Howard C. Stross | Aug 14, 2015 | Estate Planning, Advance Directives, Probate, Trust Administration
Having a will in place gives many people a false sense of security. The sense of security comes from the belief that once a last will and testament is created, they can relax knowing that their intentions regarding distribution of their assets will be taken care of... by Howard C. Stross | Jul 29, 2015 | Commercial Real Estate
You are a landlord in a commercial real estate lease and the tenant is an individual or the principal owner of a legal entity, such as a corporation or an LLC (limited liability company), who may be the primary guarantor for the payment of rent. The tenant has died.... 
by Howard C. Stross | Jul 10, 2015 | Commercial Landlord Tenant
You are a tenant in a commercial real estate lease and the landlord is an individual, not a legal entity such as a corporation or an LLC (limited liability company). You learn the landlord has died. What should you do to protect your investment and make certain your... by Howard C. Stross | Jun 30, 2015 | Asset Protection
Asset protection is a state-of-mind and a way of life. It is not a one and done situation. Asset protection must be continually and consistently maintained. Many people fail to appreciate this, and see their property, money from life insurance, money to a beneficiary... by Howard C. Stross | Jun 14, 2015 | Real Estate Taxes
Real estate taxes in Florida are complicated for married couples when both husbands and wives each claim homestead real estate tax exemptions on separate properties. Some courts say yes, others no. The decisions are based on important facts about the married couple...
