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Trusts are a proven and effective way to take control of your property in life, and prevent it from becoming the subject of a guardianship or probate proceeding. Unlike probate or guardianship proceedings, trust administration is a private matter. If a trust settler becomes incapacitated or dies, a successor trustee steps in to take over the management of the trust property with court appointment or any other proceeding. By having a successor I trustee in place, there is no need for a guardian of the property. Further, this type of planning ensures that you will know who your successor is, whereas in a guardianship proceeding, the court appoints the person that will take change of your property.

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Wendy Anderson PA

Guardianship
Trusts are a proven and effective way to take control of your property in life, and prevent it from becoming the subject of a guardianship or probate proceeding. Unlike probate or guardianship proceedings, trust administration is a private matter. If a trust settler becomes incapacitated or dies, a successor trustee steps in to take over the management of the trust property with court appointment or any other proceeding. By having a successor I trustee in place, there is no need for a guardian of the property. Further, this type of planning ensures that you will know who your successor is, whereas in a guardianship proceeding, the court appoints the person that will take change of your property.

Business and Corporate Law

Corporate Law
Business Disputes
Wendy Anderson, P.A. is a full service business law firm that is committed to the legal needs of our clients and assisting them in achieving their business goals. The attorneys at Wendy Anderson, P.A. creatively solve legal and business problems in an efficient, professional and economical manner. We pride ourselves on playing a part in our clients’ success, whether it’s structuring a business transaction or satisfactorily handling commercial litigation. We represent domestic and international clients. Spanish is spoken at Wendy Anderson, P.A. Ms. Anderson is also admitted in the State of Georgia.
Business Transactions
Ms. Anderson practices in the bankruptcy, real estate and business areas. She has represented corporations and individuals in Chapter 7, 11 and 13 bankruptcy proceedings, including acquisitions and general corporate and partnership law matters for a variety of entrepreneurial businesses, including limited liability companies, partnerships, joint ventures and corporations. Ms. Anderson’s practice includes merger, asset and stock acquisition and disposition transactions. Her practice consists of a wide variety of general business and commercial transactions, including licensing, franchise agreements and financing transactions. Her clients are comprised of a number of local banks and credit unions, as well as closely-held businesses. She also maintains a general real estate practice including acquisition, disposition and leasing transactions and representation of lenders, owners and developers, including real estate financing matters.
Limited Liability Companies
Florida limited liability companies (“LLC”s) are the vehicle of choice as the entity for taking title to real property, generally speaking. LLCs are increasingly being used more and more for real estate and other transactions, as they offer a more flexible structure, “pass through” taxation, exemption from Florida’s corporate income tax, the same limited liability protection for owners of corporations, and additional asset protection for multi-member LLCs.

Employment Contract
Unless you are conducting business as a sole proprietorship, you are utilizing some type of corporate structure. Depending on the business entity you use, you need the appropriate formation and governance documents. Annual filings with the applicable authorities may be required as well, as well as annual maintenance of corporate records to comply with relevant statutes. Wendy Anderson, P.A. can assist you with entity formation and structure and provide the necessary documents, including Operating Agreements, Shareholders Agreements, Buy-Sell Agreements, Non-Compete Agreements and Employment Agreements. The agreements would be tailored to your specific industry and business strategy to help you accomplish your goals and achieve success.
Non-compete Agreement
Sexual Harassment
Blair Jackson's article: Easy as P.I.E.: Avoiding and Preventing Vicarious Liability For Sexual Harassment By Supervisors has been published in the Drake Law Review. A copy of the article is attached hereto.

Real Estate Litigation
Wendy Anderson has practiced real estate law for 34 years and has assisted her clients in dealing with the full gamut of situations, from the best ways to deal with profits (1031 tax free exchanges) to a satisfactory resolution of crisis situations, such as the savings and loan crisis. She has seen the vagaries of the market first hand and been involved in all facets of its effect on her clients. Having been involved in a myriad of circumstances, she has a wealth of experience upon which to draw in crafting creative solutions to perplexing states of affairs.
Real Estate Transactions
The Commercial Real Estate Sales Commission Lien Act gives a broker who is a procuring cause of a sale a lien on the seller’s

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
Do you have a trust as part of your estate planning documents? Florida trusts should be reviewed in view of a recent Florida court decision holding that life insurance payable to a trust may lose its exemption from creditors’ claims.
Wills
Trusts
Power of Attorney
Probate

Bankruptcy
On October 28, 2009, the Honorable Judge Jennemann conducted a status conference in the Superior Homes & Investments, LLC (“Superior”) bankruptcy proceeding. Wendy Anderson represents the Petitioning Creditors, who successfully filed the Involuntary Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Petition against Superior. Ms. Anderson was also successful in obtaining the appointment of an independent Trustee in the bankruptcy action. The Trustee's counsel made a Motion to convert the case to a Chapter 7 bankruptcy from the involuntary Chapter 11 proceeding. This Motion was not unexpected. Since there is no business to reorganize (which is the purpose of a Chapter 11 proceeding) then it is more appropriate to convert to a Chapter 7 proceeding, which is a liquidation of the Debtor's assets, with the pro rata proceeds paid to creditors. A Chapter 7 proceeding is less expensive than a Chapter 11 case, as the Debtor has to pay quarterly fees to the U.S. Trustee during a Chapter 11 case. These fees do not need to be paid during a Chapter 7 case.
Foreclosure
The Florida Supreme Court ruled Thursday that each monthly default on a mortgage loan payment resets the five-year statute of limitations for filing a foreclosure suit in
Tax Law

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