Jacksonville’s luxury real estate market is booming in historic Avondale and the serene Atlantic Beach coastline. When you end a marriage, these high-value properties represent significant financial investments.
Even in an uncontested divorce, you must address equity and debt with
We Boomers Grew Up In The Sixties And We Survived.
Let kids be kids. I can’t count the hours I ran around Jacksonville, Florida with no adult supervision. I used glass jars to catch minnows in the creek, and played ball in the mud. I can’t remember all the stuff
USDA orders recall of empanadas that were not inspected
Q’Delicia of Jacksonville, FL, is recalling 639 pounds of ready-to-eat meat and poultry empanada products produced without federal inspection, the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) announced today.
FSIS is concerned that some products may be
Crabmeat Stuffing recalled after plastic found in product
Shaw’s Southern Belle Frozen Foods Inc. of Jacksonville, FL, is recalling Southern Belle Seafood Crabmeat Stuffing because a piece of brittle plastic was found in the product.
According to the details posted online by the FDA, the recall was initiated
Consent Decree Affirms Public Accommodation Law Exemption for Catholic Bookstore
A Florida federal district court entered a Consent Order (full text) yesterday in The Catholic Store, Inc. v. City of Jacksonville, (MD FL, Sept. 7, 2023). The Order concludes that plaintiff, a privately-owned, for-profit Catholic bookstore qualifies for
Sex & the City Plot Line
From Miami Herald:Sex with a client — and texts or old-fashioned written notes discussing them — has a Jacksonville divorce lawyer serving a 60-day suspension that started April 1.Zisser Family Law’s Jonathan Zisser maintained a clean discipline record from his
First Home Baseball Weekend – You Score All The Games Also, Don’t You?
IScoreSports My first summer job in the Sixties, was as an official scorer for Jacksonville area baseball. My stepdad, who was a very good professional ballplayer in his youth (career cut short by an injury), taught be the game, and
DOJ sues towing company over SCRA default judgment violations
On March 3, 2023, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) filed a complaint against a towing company located near a Marine base alleging violations of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act’s (SCRA) prohibition against default judgments against SCRA-protected servicemembers. The case,
Navigating Camp Lejeune Litigation: 5 Things Attorneys Need to Know
A History of Water Contamination
For over 30 years, service members, their families, and other civilians living and working at Camp Lejeune—the largest Marine Corps base on the East Coast—were potentially exposed to contaminated drinking water. Located near Jacksonville, North
11th Circuit: City Council Invocation Is Government Speech
In Gundy v. City of Jacksonville Florida, (11th Cir., Sept. 30, 2022), the U.S. 11th Circuit Court of appeals held that an invocation opening a city council meeting delivered by Reginald Gundy, a pastor invited by a member of