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02/25/2026

You know an appellate decision is going to be good (or at least entertaining) when this is the first sentence in the written opinion: "In this case, we confront an existential question: is renting out a
barn for weddings the same thing as operating a farm?"
https://flcourts-media.flcourts.gov/content/download/2485353/opinion/Opinion_2025-0151.pdf

NEW FinCEN REPORTING RULE (MARCH 1, 2026)Don’t commit a federal crime by doing what you have always done! RPPTL is offer...
02/06/2026

NEW FinCEN REPORTING RULE (MARCH 1, 2026)
Don’t commit a federal crime by doing what you have always done! RPPTL is offering a FREE thirty minute CLE on the FinCEN Residential Real Property Rule (the “New Rule”), which goes into effect on March 1st. Many estate and trust, real property, corporate and litigation practitioners will be exposed to criminal liability for doing something as simple as recording a quit claim deed transferring residential real property from a client to the client’s solely owned LLC unless they comply with the reporting requirements of the New Rule. Join Mike Hargett for this Free CLE to learn the risks, key practice points, additional training and steps you can take to be ready!
Watch here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SoQgcW4Nc7A

12/11/2025

FSC Opinion - Hot Off the Press!

"A fair reading of the language added by the 2008 amendment understood in the full statutory context precludes interpreting the phrase “account made in the name of two persons who are husband and wife” to mean “account originally made in the name of two persons who are husband and wife.”

We hold that section 655.79, Florida Statutes, authorizes a joint spousal bank account to be held as a tenancy by the entireties even if the account was originally established by one spouse."

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