Brevard Paralegal Association, Inc.

06/04/2026

☀️ Summer is a busy season for Florida real estate transactions.

That means notaries, paralegals, title professionals, and attorneys are working hard behind the scenes to help closings run smoothly.

Tag your favorite realtor, notary, paralegals, title professionals, and attorneys for a appreciation shout-out 📣📣

06/03/2026

Wellness Wednesday Tip 💻

Your desk setup matters more than you think.

Quick posture reminders for legal professionals:

✔ Monitor at eye level
✔ Relax your shoulders
✔ Keep wrists neutral
✔ Stand up once every hour

Your body will thank you later.



https://ehs.utoronto.ca/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/Office-Ergonomics-Setting-Up-Your-Workstation-Tipsheet_2022July07.pdf

06/02/2026

🌪 Hurricane season is here, Florida!

Now is a great time to make sure important documents are:

✔️ Signed
✔️ Updated
✔️ Properly notarized
✔️ Stored safely

Preparedness today can reduce stress tomorrow.

06/01/2026

🌪️ Hurricane Season in Florida Starter Pack:

✔️ Water bottles
✔️ Batteries
✔️ Flashlights
✔️ Important legal documents
✔️ Anxiety at Publix
✔️ Watching spaghetti models like a meteorologist 👀

From all of us at the Brevard Paralegal Association — stay safe, stay prepared, and maybe buy the snacks before everyone else does.

05/27/2026

Wellness Wednesday Check-In ☕⚖️

How is your week going so far?

Reply with:

🟢 Feeling great

🟡 Hanging in there

🔴 Counting down to Friday

The legal profession can be stressful — remember to give yourself grace this week.

05/26/2026

3 important things Notaries need to know about AI fraud
By David Thun National Notary Association

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This article link below is part of the National Notary Associations series focusing on Notaries and how they can navigate the age of Artificial Intelligence.

National Notary Association is the nation's leader in providing Notary information

05/25/2026

05/24/2026

05/24/2026

On Wednesday, the 11th and 17th Judicial Circuits jointly issued new administrative orders regarding the disclosure and verification of AI-generated court submissions.

“Our Administrative Order states that all citations, factual claims and conclusions must be verified and that those using AI must guard against potential plagiarism, confidentiality breaches, inaccurate information false information, hallucinations and the use of inappropriate language,” 17th Circuit Chief Judge Carol-Lisa Phillips said.

Both orders reaffirm that the technology may be used for court submissions, but stress that “All information generated by AI must have appropriate human oversight that includes checking citations, verifying factual claims, and analyzing conclusions.”
https://www.floridabar.org/the-florida-bar-news/miami-dade-broward-courts-issue-unified-ai-disclosure-rules/

05/22/2026

⚖️ Weekend Reset Reminder ⚖️

Legal work can be demanding, detail-heavy, and fast-paced.

To enjoy your 3 day holiday weekend:

✔️ Close the laptop
✔️ Hydrate
✔️ Stretch
✔️ Rest your brain from legal citations
✔️ Enjoy the weekend

You earned it. 👏