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10/16/2026

Remote Online Notarization in Florida: what to confirm before you schedule.

Florida Statute § 117.265 establishes the procedural requirements for remote online notarization (RON). But the statute is only part of the picture.

Before scheduling a remote signing, parties should confirm that the receiving institution, lender, court, or recording office will accept a RON-executed document. Acceptance policies vary by organization and document type.

A RON session that meets every statutory requirement can still face rejection if the receiving party's internal policy has not caught up with the law.

Headley Legal Support Services provides notary and RON services in South Florida. Visit https://headleylegalsupport.com to learn more.

10/15/2026

If you're still Googling "process server near me" or "notary near me" at 9pm before a filing deadline, stop. Headley Legal Support Services covers process serving, skip tracing, notary services, evictions, and court reporting throughout Florida, with a nationwide network when a case crosses state lines. You don't need five vendors. You need one call.

10/14/2026

What goes into a court reporter's preparation before a deposition?

Before the first word is spoken on the record, a court reporter reviews case materials, confirms exhibit numbering protocols, tests equipment, and coordinates logistics with counsel. In South Florida proceedings, that preparation can include coordinating across multiple time zones when remote participants are involved.

Accuracy on the record starts well before the session begins. A transcript that holds up in litigation is the result of preparation that is invisible by design.

Headley Legal Support Services provides court reporting for legal proceedings in the South Florida area. Learn more at https://headleylegalsupport.com

10/12/2026

How the eviction notice process works in Florida, step by step.

1. Identify the grounds. The required notice type and waiting period depend on the reason: nonpayment of rent, a curable lease violation, or a noncurable violation.

2. Serve the correct notice. For nonpayment, Florida Statute § 83.56(3) requires a three-day notice, excluding Saturdays, Sundays, and legal holidays. (Note: the proposed five-day change in SB 716 did not pass.)

3. Wait out the notice period. The clock runs from proper service, not from the date on the document.

4. File for eviction if the occupant remains. The court process begins after the notice period expires and the issue is unresolved.

5. Obtain a writ of possession. Physical restoration of the unit requires a court order, carried out through proper legal channels.

Each step matters. Errors at any stage can delay the case.

Headley Legal Support Services assists with document service throughout South Florida. Visit https://headleylegalsupport.com

10/10/2026

Florida Statute § 83.67 is direct on this point:

"A landlord of any dwelling unit governed by this part shall not cause, directly or indirectly, the denial of utilities services to the tenant."

The statute goes further, also prohibiting lockouts and removal of a tenant's belongings outside of court process. Violations expose landlords to actual and consequential damages.

Understanding what landlords cannot do is just as important as knowing the proper steps. The eviction process has a defined legal path for a reason.

For eviction support services in South Florida, visit https://headleylegalsupport.com

10/08/2026

Notice and possession are not the same thing.

Under Florida law, serving a termination notice is the required first step before filing for eviction. But a notice does not restore possession of the unit. That requires a court judgment and, if necessary, a writ of possession executed by the sheriff.

Self-help measures, such as changing locks, removing belongings, or shutting off utilities outside of court process, are prohibited under Florida Statute § 83.67.

A clean, properly served notice protects the case from the start. Headley Legal Support Services handles eviction-related document service throughout South Florida.

Visit https://headleylegalsupport.com for more information.

10/07/2026

Most firms juggle three or four vendors just to keep a single case moving: someone to serve the papers, someone to trace the skip, someone to notarize, someone to handle the eviction, someone to report the hearing. Headley Legal Support Services is all of it under one roof. Process serving, skip tracing, notary services, evictions, and court reporting, coordinated by one team that already knows your case. Your one-stop legal support shop in South Florida.

10/06/2026

Florida's eviction law changed October 1, 2026.

Chapter 2026-143 (CS/HB 1293) is now in effect. It adds a knowing-and-willful fraudulent entry offense to Florida Statute § 83.56(2)(a), giving landlords a recognized statutory ground to issue a seven-day noncurable notice for that specific conduct.

Key point: the seven-day noncurable notice itself is not new. What Chapter 2026-143 adds is fraudulent entry as a qualifying ground under existing notice procedures.

A proper notice starts the legal clock. Physical possession of the unit is only restored through the court process, not the notice alone.

If you manage rental property in South Florida and have questions about how this change may affect your process, visit https://headleylegalsupport.com

09/29/2026

A missed deadline in a legal case isn't a small thing. It can delay a hearing, void a filing, or cost your client the ground they've already gained. That's why Headley Legal Support Services handles process serving, skip tracing, mobile notary services, evictions, and court reporting for attorneys and property managers across Miami-Dade and Broward County. One team, one point of contact, and it gets done right the first time. Call now for immediate service.

09/25/2026

A real estate investor came to us looking for the owner of a vacant property.

The address was easy to find. The owner wasn't. The property had changed hands through an LLC, the LLC had a registered agent on file who hadn't updated the address in years, and mail to the property was going nowhere.

We started with what we had: the LLC name and the county the property was in.

Through DMV records, utility history cross-references, and some phone number tracing, we found a current address for the individual behind the LLC within 24 hours.

The investor made contact, had a conversation, and got the off-market deal they were looking for.

Absentee property owner searches are one of the more straightforward skip trace scenarios we handle. Most of the time there's a trail. LLCs don't make people invisible. They just add one more layer to work through.

If you're an investor trying to reach an owner and hitting a wall, that's a problem we can usually solve.

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Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
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http://headleylegalsupport.com/

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