Marie Tomassi was quoted in the October 4, 2022 “Mid-Market Trendspotter” column published by ALM’s Mid-Market Pro discussing strategies for mid-sized firms to develop flexibility for attorneys and the talent advantages from doing so. Based on Tomassi’s recent Q&A profile for Law.com, the article noted the firm’s steps to ensure…
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In 2021, the Corporate Transparency Act (“CTA”) was enacted as part of the Anti-Money Laundering Act of 2020 in an effort to crack down on illicit finance and increase transparency as to who owns interests in various entities or is involved in their formation. The CTA establishes a beneficial ownership…
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When child support payments are determined, during the divorce process, the incomes and assets of each person are analyzed along with the number of children being supported, potential future earnings, and the amount of time the children spend with each of their parents. The payments are designed to ensure the…
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There are many reasons why people want to move during or after a divorce. Some people want to return to the area where they grew up, where they have more familial support, which may be a state other than Florida. Others have always wanted to live in another region and…
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Stephanie Lieb was quoted in the Tampa Bay Business Journal in a September 9, 2022 article highlighting an increase of commercial bankruptcy filings recorded by the Middle District of Florida in August. In Tampa, the number of personal and commercial bankruptcy filings increased 15.9% from July to August, but Lieb…
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TRENAM LAW ELECTS THREE ATTORNEYS TO SHAREHOLDER Bradley A. Muhs, Maggie Knaust, and Walter A. Trauner are Elected September 16, 2022 – Tampa, FL – Trenam Law is pleased to announce that three attorneys have been elected to shareholders. They are Bradley A. Muhs, Maggie Knaust, and Walter Trauner. “Trenam…
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When parents divorce, it is common for a non-custodial parent to be ordered to make support payments. Florida court ordered payment amounts will depend on a few different factors, but the main component is the income and resources of the parents. If you were ordered to pay child support and…
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If you are contemplating a Florida divorce, you may be wondering when would be the best time to do so. Every situation has its own unique needs, so when to divorce will vary from family to family. For some, moving toward their future as soon as possible is desired. Others…
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People who have been married for an extended period of time often have developed a support system that involves friends you share with your spouse, family members (even in-laws), and your spouse themselves. These are the people you have been turning to with daily issues and life-changing decisions. But divorce…
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Diana Hayes was featured in the August 26, 2022 issue of the Tampa Bay Business Journal discussing the state of M&A in the middle market. While some project a weak outlook for merger and acquisition activity for the remainder of 2022, Hayes said Trenam isn’t bracing for a slowdown in…
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