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By: Michael C. Caborn, Esquire and Lauren M. Reynolds, Esquire During this unprecedented pandemic, the federal government, Florida government, and even local governments have taken unprecedented action to limit residential evictions, largely in an attempt to curtail the spread of COVID-19. The federal government, acting through the CDC and HHS, previously issued an Agency Order … Read more
The Florida sales tax rates on commercial leases remain unchanged for 2021. In February of last year, the Florida legislature proposed a reduction on the rate of sales tax assessed on commercial leases from 5.5% to 5.4%. This would have been the 4th straight year that the tax would have been reduced. This reduction was … Read more
WHWW attorneys Michael Caborn and Lauren Reynolds recently participated in the Winter Park Chamber’s weekly webinar series, presenting on the topic of Foreclosure and Eviction in Florida. Discussion included the landscape of federal and state moratoriums on evictions and foreclosures and what to expect if you are seeking to enforce a lease or loan documents or … Read more
Join us as Winderweedle, Haines, Ward & Woodman, P.A. representatives discuss the landscape of federal and state moratoriums on evictions and foreclosures. Learn what to expect if you are seeking to enforce a lease or loan documents or are concerned about a default. REGISTER HERE Speakers: Michael C. Caborn, Shareholder, Winderweedle, Haines, Ward & Woodman … Read more
WHWW was recently named a 2021 “Best Law Firm” by U.S. News & World Report and Best Lawyers©. Several of the firm’s areas of practice were recognized in the report, including; Banking & Finance Law, Bankruptcy and Creditor Debtor Rights/Insolvency and Reorganization Law, Business Organizations, Commercial Litigation, Corporate Law, Litigation – Banking & Finance, Litigation … Read more
In his classic rock masterpiece, Space Oddity, singer David Bowie tells the story of astronaut Major Tom. As Major Tom’s capsule orbits the Earth, he is having trouble communicating with Ground Control. Major Tom needs clarity, assurance, and understanding. Meanwhile, Ground Control simply orders Major Tom to “take your protein pills and put your helmet … Read more
WHWW attorneys Nicole Carolan and Heather Moraes recently participated in the Winter Park Chamber’s weekly webinar series, presenting on the topic of Reacting and Adapting: Perspectives in Real Estate Trends. This timely presentation addressed current trends in real estate and strategies for adapting to it now and into the near future. VIEW VIDEO:
Now that former Vice President Joe Biden is projected to be the President-elect, we can start to focus on the policy changes that may be coming. For months commentators have attempted to predict the economic and tax changes that would likely occur under President-Elect Joe Biden’s administration, and while the details are still to be … Read more
In football, a receiver needs a good playbook. Otherwise, passes fall incomplete and teams lose games. However, until recently, receivers appointed to oversee distressed real estate assets had no statutory playbook. This often led to inconsistent results, unnecessary litigation, and title insurance problems. Fortunately, on July 1, 2020, Florida’s Uniform Commercial Real Estate Receivership Act … Read more
By: Michael C. Caborn, Esquire, Mya M. Hatchette, Esquire, and Lauren M. Reynolds, Esquire Update on Federal and State Law Impacting Evictions What landlords need to know in a nutshell: All residential evictions are suspended through October 1, 2020 in Florida. In certain circumstances, residential evictions are suspended through December 31, 2020. Landlords may proceed … Read more