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Layali Salem is licensed to practice law in Florida, the Middle District of Florida, and North Carolina. Having been a litigator for nearly a decade, Attorney Salem is comfortable both in and out of court. Since she has handled various cases throughout the State of Florida, she is very familiar with the different courts, their procedures, and judges. In addition, Attorney Salem is a licensed Florida Realtor with a business background. As a mom, Attorney Salem knows how important it is to plan for the future and ensure your family is in the best hands possible.
Planning for what occurs when a person has passed is not an easy task to do. However, it is an important step to take not only for your peace of mind, but for the future of your loved ones. Estate planning can give you some control over what happens after you die or become incapacitated and cannot make your own decisions
A will provides instructions to probate courts and executors of estates concerning what a person wants to do with their property after they pass away. Another purpose of a will is to override the state’s intestacy statute. Under Florida Statutes § 732.102, 732.103, and 732.104, a decedent’s surviving spouse, children, and other relations will receive their property after their death if a person dies without a will.
Probate is the process of distributing assets once a loved one passes away if they did not have a trust. There are two main options for probate in Florida. These are formal administration and summary administration
Adoption can be an exciting time but also overwhelming if not handled correctly. Any adult that is considered a “fit parent” according to Florida law is qualified to adopt a child. Some of the factors that are taken into consideration for eligibility
In Florida, expunging or sealing is a process by which a person destroys or eliminates access to a criminal history record. Both processes provide the same practical benefits: preventing public access to records and protecting the beneficiary from disclosure.
Maybe you’re getting married. Or you’re going through a divorce and feel it’s time to take back your former name. You could just want to change it – because you don’t identify with your current name anymore. Whatever the reason, there’s a legal process to go through. Call today to start the process of changing your name.
Attorney Salem has nearly a decade of experience as an attorney. She is licensed in Florida and North Carolina.
Unlike big firms, Salem Law doesn’t just take any case and start billing the client. Instead, Attorney Salem charges an agreed upon flat fee and works directly with the client answering all questions and concerns.
Because Attorney Salem has handled various cases throughout the State of Florida, she is very familiar with the different courts, their procedures, and judges. Attorney Salem will communicate with the client and keep them up to date with what is going on with their case.
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Layali Salem is licensed to practice law in Florida, the Middle District of Florida, and North Carolina. Attorney Salem has been a litigator for nearly a decade and is comfortable both in and out of the court.
