Collecting Accounts Receivable Part III: Obtaining a Judgment Against a Delinquent Customer
Jun 19, 2013
This bLAWg is Part III in a series of bLAWgs designed to provide business owners with a high-level overview of the legal process for collecting on past-due accounts receivables. Specifically, Part III ...
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Association Board of Directors Eligibility According to Florida Law
Jun 13, 2013
When it comes to community associations, nothing generates more conflicts and disputes than a hotly contested election for the associations board of directors. Most often, the debate involves whether o...
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Creditors Must Respond to a Negative Notice Filed in a Debtor's Bankruptcy Proceedings
Jun 10, 2013
In bankruptcy proceedings, the negative notice procedure is a methodby which certain motions, objections and other matters may be considered by the Court without an actual hearing. The way it works is ...
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When Does A Party's Full or Partial Performance Validate an Oral Agreement?
Jun 10, 2013
The Statute of Frauds is a doctrine of Florida law that governs the enforceability of contracts. The doctrine requires that certain contracts be in writing in order to be enforceable. Specifically, the...
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Monthly or Quarterly Assessments Can Help Associations Avoid A Debtor's Bankruptcy Discharge
Jun 10, 2013
Under Florida law, it is better for anhomeowners' association (HOA)to charge installment dues over the course of a year rather than allow for a lump sum payment at the beginning of each year. This is b...
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Do You Have A Customer Entering Bankruptcy? Be Sure Not to Violate the Automatic Stay
Jun 10, 2013
Section 362 of Title 11 of the United States Code provides for the Automatic Stay in all bankruptcy proceedings, including Chapter 7, 11 and 13 filings. The Automatic Stay is invoked immediately upon a...
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A Creditor's Perspective on Avoiding the Bankruptcy Code's Automatic Stay
Jun 10, 2013
The first consideration for creditors during bankruptcy proceedings is the Automatic Stay provision of the Bankruptcy Code. Section 362 of the United States Bankruptcy Code provides the provisions gov...
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Collecting Accounts Receivable Part II: Commencing Legal Action Against Delinquent Customers
Jun 05, 2013
By: Hans C. Wahl, Esquire
This bLAWg is Part II in a series of bLAWgs designed to provide business owners with a high-level overview of the legal process for collecting on past-due accounts receivable...
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The Tables Turn: Associations Foreclosing on Banks For Unpaid Dues on Properties They’ve Acquired
May 17, 2013
The Florida Statutes are clearpersons who purchase a residential foreclosure with outstanding assessments and dues attached to it are responsible for paying those past-due amounts to the governing asso...
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COLLECTING ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE PART I: WHAT TO DO PRIOR TO COMMENCING LEGAL ACTION
May 07, 2013
This bLAWg is Part I in a series of bLAWgs designed to provide business owners with a high-level overview of the legal process for collecting on past-due accounts receivables. Specifically, Part I focu...
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