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2026 Top Workplaces by the Orlando Sentinel
DSK Law is proud to be named a 2026 Top Workplaces by the Orlando Sentinel! 🎉 This recognition is even more special as we celebrate our 50th Anniversary this year! We are incredibly grateful for our dedicated employees who continue to make DSK Law such a great place to work. Thank you to our amazing
DSK Law Mediation Services
With over 20 years of legal experience, Ms. Mitchell will work tirelessly to facilitate an acceptable resolution so your clients can move forward with certainty as opposed to the uncertainty that comes with a bench or jury trial. As a litigator, Ms. Mitchell has handled complex commercial litigation, intellectual property, personal injury, insurance, real-estate, and
Happy Birthday DSK Law!
Celebrating 49 years of serving our community.
You Don’t Need a Revocable Living Trust
You’ve lost a loved one and the probate process is stressing you out. Every time you file something, the judge says you need to file this piece before, that piece, and “have you found any of the 20 heirs of John Smith, your distant cousin who inherited 10% of your great-grandma’s property in 1968?” Promise
Strategies for Commercial Building Owners and Property Managers to Avoid Litigation Over Lease Agreements and to Protect Against Liability Claims
By: Bart R. Valdes, Esq. and Aaron Baroff, Esq. Commercial building owners and property management companies often face complex legal issues that arise from disputes with tenants and premises liability claims. To minimize the risk of costly litigation, owners and property managers should focus on utilizing up-to-date and comprehensive lease agreements with specific attention to
Avoiding Problems When Renting A Vacation Home – Tips For The Owner And The Renter
As the summer vacation season approaches, now is the time to plan. Private short-term vacation home rentals and home-sharing arrangements are the rage and provide an opportunity for vacationers to reduce their traditional vacation costs by obtaining cost-effective non-traditional vacation accommodations. Additionally, property owners can use their homes to generate income. Therefore, if the arrangement
5 Questions and Answers About Probate
My spouse/parent/sibling just passed away, what do I need to do? In the State of Florida, the court-supervised process to determine the deceased person’s assets, take care of their debts and make any distribution to beneficiaries is called “Probate.” Generally, if retirement accounts (such as IRAs or 401(k)s) and life insurance policies list a
DUI: The Breathalyzer Question
Should I take the breathalyzer test if stopped as a suspect in a DUI case? In Florida, they teach us at advanced criminal law seminars never to give a “stock” answer. The reason is because a lawyer must know the answer to a lot of questions that are particular to that person’s arrest. For example,
Dealing with Association Liens and Code Enforcement Liens in a Foreclosure Action
By Bart R. Valdes, Esq., As Florida continues to sift through debris left in the wake of the foreclosure crisis there are some issues that remain even after a property is sold at a foreclosure sale. Both homeowners’ and condominium associations, as well as local governments, often end up with liens that need to be
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