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Phone: (850) 893-4105

Address: 3520 Thomasville Rd Ste 400, Tallahassee, FL 32309

Website: http://www.stslaw.com

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Divorce
Child Support
Some debts such as recent tax obligations, trust fund obligations, child support and alimony generally cannot be discharged.
Adoption
Premarital Agreement
Prenuptial Agreement – A contract between two potential marriage partners specifying how the property owned by each prior to marriage and owned individually or jointly during marriage will be divided should the couple divorce.
Guardianship
Careful planning for your assets can save you and your heirs from having to “probate your assets” and may save your beneficiaries time, court costs, and attorney’ fees. When leaving gifts to children under eighteen years old, a testamentary trust can be useful in avoiding the cost and burden of a financial guardianship for the child’s share.
Spousal Support

Business and Corporate Law

Business Formation
Our civil litigation services include tax deeds, quiet titles, title claims and defects, business formation and operation, foreclosures, easements, partitions, and more.
Business Disputes
Smith Thompson Shaw not only has extraordinary experience serving our clients in commercial and residential real estate closings, but we also zealously represent our clients in civil litigation. We handle a variety of real property related civil actions. Specifically, our civil litigation lawyers have significant experience in tax deeds, quiet titles, title claims and defects, business formation and operation, foreclosures, easements, partitions, contract disputes, evictions, and ejectments.
Limited Liability Companies
We represent business entities no matter how large or small. Smith Thompson Shaw provides a wide variety of services for corporations and other small business entities, including the formation of limited liability companies, partnerships, and corporations, along with a full range of business venture agreements, contracts, leases and other documents necessary to facilitate the opening and operation of a business.

Real Estate Litigation
An education and information news source for industry updates, real estate law news, general discussion and more.
Construction Litigation
Frank S. Shaw III has practiced for 25 years in the areas of real property law, commercial litigation and construction law. He was admitted to The Florida Bar in 1986. He is a major in the U.S. Army, 5th Special Forces Group, Airborne, and was deployed to Afghanistan in Operation Enduring Freedom. He is a member of the Florida Commission for Civil Rights.
Real Estate Transactions
Fully understanding other aspects of real estate transactions in addition to legal work allows us to provide more thorough service. We employ staff members who have worked for lenders, appraisers, mortgage brokers and real estate companies to broaden our knowledge base. We draw on our years of industry experience and technology to manage every real estate case with individual attention.
Easement
Condominium Law
We represent developers, owners, and associations of both residential and commercial condominiums. We provide a full range of services including formation, government approval if applicable, and sale and transfer upon completion.

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
Peace of mind for you and your heirs is the ultimate goal of estate planning. You should work with an attorney who can help you fully achieve your goals.
Wills
Testamentary trusts are created under a last will and testament, and become effective after the grantorâ€™s death.
Trusts
A/B Trust – A type of Revocable Living Trust used by married couples. In this type of living trust, two trusts (trust A and trust B) are created at the time the first spouse dies. By dividing the couple’s estate into two trusts at the first death, each spouse can pass the maximum amount of property allowed to avoid federal estate taxes. One trust, usually trust A, is often referred to as the marital deduction trust and the other trust, usually trust B, is often referred to as the shelter trust.
Power of Attorney
A durable power of attorney is a special grant of authority by one person known as the principal, to another person know as the attorney-in-fact or agent.
Probate

Bankruptcy
We prosecute and defend all types of collection claims in Chapter 7, Chapter 11 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy cases represent debtors in Chapter 7 and 11 proceedings.
Foreclosure
We both pursue and defend mortgage foreclosure actions whereby we represent commercial and private lenders seeking foreclosure, and help borrowers defend foreclosures and negotiate a short sale. Our firm also represents property owners seeking a recorded easement to obtain legal access to their property and those property owners requesting a partition of their property when a dispute arises with co-owners as to use, maintenance, occupancy, or a sale of their property.
Tax Law
Marital Deduction – The unlimited deduction allowed under federal estate tax law for all qualifying property passing from the estate of the deceased spouse to the surviving spouse. The value of the property passing to the surviving spouse under the marital deduction is “deducted” from the deceased spouse’s estate before federal estate taxes are calculated on the estate. Proper planning and use of the deduction allows more property to pass estate tax free to the family.

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