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Holiday Weekends in the Florida Keys and Key West Lead to Additional Law Enforcement on Patrol

  • Jun 17, 2011
  • paulc@geex.online
  • Blog

Each and every year, the Florida Keys and Key West, draw thousands of visitors for the warm climate, spectacular fishing and diving, and great restaurants and bars. However, the added tourism means that the Monroe County Sherriff’s Office and the …

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Were You Vacationing in Key Largo or Key West and Arrested for a Misdemeanor or Felony?

  • Jun 17, 2011
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If you have come to the Florida Keys to visit Key Largo, or travel to Key West, and have been charged or arrested with a crime, you are not alone. The lawyers at Hutchison & Tubiana have represented hundreds of …

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The Final Credit Card Act Rule protects consumers from abusive practices by credit card issuers

  • May 26, 2011
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The Act was implemented to address interest rate increases, interest calculations, card issuance and fees. Some examples of these new rules include limitations under which a lender can apply increased interest rates or fees to existing balances; an analysis by …

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How a Chapter 13 Bankruptcy can help you Get Current on Your Mortgage

  • May 26, 2011
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Throughout the Florida Keys and Key West, an individual debtor who has a regular source of income may file a Chapter 13 enabling them to keep a valuable asset, such as a house. It allows the debtor to propose a …

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How a Chapter 13 Bankruptcy allows you to strip a junior mortgage from your personal residence

  • May 26, 2011
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With the declining real estate market, throughout the Florida Keys and Key West, it is becoming more common to “lien strip” wholly unsecured second mortgages/deeds of trust on personal residences. The general rule is that these second, third, and all …

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What is Chapter 7 Bankruptcy?

  • May 10, 2011
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Chapter 7 Bankruptcy is the most common form of bankruptcy filing. This type of bankruptcy filing accounts for as much as 65% of all Consumer Banking filings. An attorney can help you understand the powerful ways that bankruptcy laws can …

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Bankruptcy Practice Serving Florida Keys and Key West Residents

  • May 09, 2011
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Hutchinson and Tubiana P.L.L.C. is proud to expand our practice areas to better serve Florida Keys, Key Largo and Key West residents suffering from bankruptcy and debt issues.
Bankruptcy laws help people who can no longer pay their creditors get …

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Hutchison & Tubiana, P.L.L.C Opens New Office in Miami, Florida

  • Apr 04, 2011
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The law firm of Hutchison & Tubiana is pleased to announce that it will be opening an office in Miami, Florida. The firm will be able to extend its exceptional services to all of its clients located in Miami-Dade County. …

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Injured or Arrested While on Vacation in Key West and the Florida Keys?

  • Feb 21, 2011
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Did the Key West vacation of your dreams turn into a trip to the hospital, or result in an arrest where you spent the night behind bars and not in your luxurious hotel room? Key West is a popular destination …

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Landlord / Tenant Lease Agreement issues in Key West and the Florida Keys: What about the tenant’s security deposit?

  • Feb 04, 2011
  • paulc@geex.online
  • Blog, Featured

Oftentimes, I have both landlords and tenants that contact me regarding the security deposit associated with a residential lease contract. At first blush, a landlord may think that he or she can simply keep the tenant’s security deposit if the …

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