Earlier this summer, the Florida Supreme Court amended court rules to address the growing use of artificial intelligence in court filings. Florida Rule of General Practice and Judicial Administration 2.515(d)(2)
Young families often focus on immediate demands—raising children, advancing careers, and buying a home—while viewing estate planning as something to address later in life. That common assumption can leave loved
In this hot-off-the-press Florida Bar Journal article, Clark Partington appellate attorney, Bailey Howard, examines a timely legal question affecting families across Florida: Does the state’s newer equal-timesharing presumption apply retroactively
Estate planning is one of those tasks we often put off, but overlooking key details can create serious complications for your loved ones. Here are five commonly forgotten steps that
When beloved musician and entrepreneur Jimmy Buffett passed away in 2023, he left behind a detailed estate plan designed to support his wife, Jane Buffett, and their children. Yet despite
By Trevor Pugh On May 22, 2025, the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in St. Isidore v. Oklahoma revealed a 4-4 deadlock. When the Court splits evenly, the lower court’s decision stands
Section 553.837 of the Florida Statutes creates a statutory warranty by the builder of a “newly constructed home” for one year after either the date title is conveyed to the
DESTIN, FL – Amy P. Slaman, trusts and estates attorney and shareholder at Clark Partington, has been selected for Class VII of the Florida Fellows Institute of the American College
PENSACOLA, FL – We are thrilled to share that Rhett J. Williams, taxation and estate planning attorney at Clark Partington, has been selected as a participant for Class VI of
PENSACOLA, FL – We are pleased and proud to announce that Richard Sherrill, Clark Partington shareholder, has been invited to join The American College of Trust and Estate Counsel (ACTEC) as
Earlier this summer, the Florida Supreme Court amended court rules to address the growing use of artificial intelligence in court filings. Florida Rule of General Practice and Judicial Administration 2.515(d)(2)
Young families often focus on immediate demands—raising children, advancing careers, and buying a home—while viewing estate planning as something to address later in life. That common assumption can leave loved
In this hot-off-the-press Florida Bar Journal article, Clark Partington appellate attorney, Bailey Howard, examines a timely legal question affecting families across Florida: Does the state’s newer equal-timesharing presumption apply retroactively
Estate planning is one of those tasks we often put off, but overlooking key details can create serious complications for your loved ones. Here are five commonly forgotten steps that
When beloved musician and entrepreneur Jimmy Buffett passed away in 2023, he left behind a detailed estate plan designed to support his wife, Jane Buffett, and their children. Yet despite
By Trevor Pugh On May 22, 2025, the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in St. Isidore v. Oklahoma revealed a 4-4 deadlock. When the Court splits evenly, the lower court’s decision stands
Section 553.837 of the Florida Statutes creates a statutory warranty by the builder of a “newly constructed home” for one year after either the date title is conveyed to the
DESTIN, FL – Amy P. Slaman, trusts and estates attorney and shareholder at Clark Partington, has been selected for Class VII of the Florida Fellows Institute of the American College
PENSACOLA, FL – We are thrilled to share that Rhett J. Williams, taxation and estate planning attorney at Clark Partington, has been selected as a participant for Class VI of
PENSACOLA, FL – We are pleased and proud to announce that Richard Sherrill, Clark Partington shareholder, has been invited to join The American College of Trust and Estate Counsel (ACTEC) as
Earlier this summer, the Florida Supreme Court amended court rules to address the growing use of artificial intelligence in court filings. Florida Rule of General Practice and Judicial Administration 2.515(d)(2)
Young families often focus on immediate demands—raising children, advancing careers, and buying a home—while viewing estate planning as something to address later in life. That common assumption can leave loved
In this hot-off-the-press Florida Bar Journal article, Clark Partington appellate attorney, Bailey Howard, examines a timely legal question affecting families across Florida: Does the state’s newer equal-timesharing presumption apply retroactively
Estate planning is one of those tasks we often put off, but overlooking key details can create serious complications for your loved ones. Here are five commonly forgotten steps that
When beloved musician and entrepreneur Jimmy Buffett passed away in 2023, he left behind a detailed estate plan designed to support his wife, Jane Buffett, and their children. Yet despite
By Trevor Pugh On May 22, 2025, the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in St. Isidore v. Oklahoma revealed a 4-4 deadlock. When the Court splits evenly, the lower court’s decision stands
Section 553.837 of the Florida Statutes creates a statutory warranty by the builder of a “newly constructed home” for one year after either the date title is conveyed to the
DESTIN, FL – Amy P. Slaman, trusts and estates attorney and shareholder at Clark Partington, has been selected for Class VII of the Florida Fellows Institute of the American College
PENSACOLA, FL – We are thrilled to share that Rhett J. Williams, taxation and estate planning attorney at Clark Partington, has been selected as a participant for Class VI of
PENSACOLA, FL – We are pleased and proud to announce that Richard Sherrill, Clark Partington shareholder, has been invited to join The American College of Trust and Estate Counsel (ACTEC) as
