Miami Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Counsel for Businesses
A Chapter 11 filing is rarely just a bankruptcy decision. For a Miami business owner, it may also affect a leasehold, a development project, a lender relationship, employee confidence, investor expectations, and the value of an enterprise built over many years. The right Miami Chapter 11 bankruptcy counsel helps bring order to those competing...
Buying Vacant Land in Florida: What Buyers and Developers Need to Know
Florida has more vacant lots listed for sale than any other state—but purchasing land and successfully developing it are two very different things.
According to a recent Florida Trend report on Florida’s vacant-land inventory, Florida had 42,601 vacant lots listed for sale, followed by Texas with 40,907. Nationwide,...
HOA Foreclosures Are Rising: What Florida Homeowners Need to Know
By Steven E. Wallace, Esq., Wallace Law
A recent New York Post report highlights a growing national trend: homeowners associations are increasingly pursuing aggressive collection actions, including foreclosure, as financial pressures intensify.
According to the August 3, 2026 article, HOA foreclosures have increased nearly...
Florida Code Lien Foreclosures: What Property Owners Must Know
According to reports out of Highlands County, the City of Sebring has taken formal legal action to foreclose on a code enforcement lien attached to a parcel on North Ridgewood Drive — the former site of the Santa Rosa Hotel. Court filings referenced in the reporting indicate the city, through outside counsel, filed...
When a Corporate Bankruptcy Attorney Adds Value
A missed loan payment, an aggressive landlord demand, or a vendor lawsuit can force difficult decisions quickly. A corporate bankruptcy attorney helps business owners slow the situation down, understand the available legal paths, and protect value before financial pressure dictates every next move. The right answer is not always a bankruptcy filing. It is...
Spirit Airlines’ $250 Million Campus Draws an $88 Million Bid
Wallace Law explains what a stalking-horse bid means - and why it is not a final court valuation
The legal bottom line: The $88 million figure is a stalking-horse bid that sets a floor for competitive bidding. It is not a final sale price, appraisal, or judicial...Florida Investors and Microcap Stock Announcements: Know Your Rights
A West Palm Beach-based company trading on the OTC Pink marketplace recently issued a public statement reaffirming its long-term business plan, which reportedly focuses on hard-rock lithium exploration in Sierra Leone, an electric vehicle charging patent, and broader participation in the critical-minerals and electrification sectors. According to the announcement, company leadership expressed the...
What Happens After a Business Acquisition?
The closing is a milestone, not the finish line. The question, “what happens after business acquisition?” matters because the legal documents have transferred ownership, but the buyer must now make the acquired company function as part of a new ownership structure. Employees need direction, customers need continuity, money must move correctly, and every overlooked...
How a Chapter 13 Payment Plan Calculator Works
A chapter 13 payment plan calculator can make a difficult financial decision feel more concrete. Enter income, debts, and household expenses, and the tool produces a monthly number. That number may be useful, but it is not a proposed bankruptcy plan, a court ruling, or a reliable answer to whether Chapter 13 is the...
Boynton Beach LLC Setup Guide for New Owners
A new Florida LLC can be formed quickly online. Building one that protects the owners, supports a real estate purchase, and can withstand a future dispute takes more deliberate work. This Boynton Beach LLC setup guide focuses on the decisions that matter before your business signs its first contract, accepts investor funds, or opens...