Larry Tolchinsky | November 8, 2012
Another lesson in trust lawsuits – and for Floridians, on how to plan their estates in advance to avoid these sorts of fights between beneficiaries after death – is happening right now in Los Angeles, California. It’s a case being heard by the Chief Judge of the United States District Court for the Central District [...]
Larry Tolchinsky | October 25, 2012
Have you ever tried a Jeno’s Pizza Roll? Or maybe had some Chun King canned Chinese food or opted for some frozen Italian Michelina’s fare, with a movie at home with the kids? Well, then, you’ve contributed to the fortune of Jeno Paulucci, the founder of these food product lines. Minnesotan Jeno Paulucci was an [...]
Larry Tolchinsky | October 23, 2012
There’s a new law here in Florida that people need to know about – especially if they are divorced or in the midst of getting themselves divorced here in Florida and that law is Florida Statute 732.703. You can read the law as written on the books by the Florida Legislature online here. The important [...]
Larry Tolchinsky | August 23, 2012
The story that we covered about the new study showing rampant abuse of seniors by their own family members is getting lots of media attention, which is good. National news coverage of the “epidemic” in America today, where elders and senior citizens are being financially victimized and having money and property taken from them by [...]
Larry Tolchinsky | August 21, 2012
Last week, the Investor Protection Trust released its latest research study and it’s sadly not a big surprise for those who represent the elderly and seniors here in South Florida: according to the IPT, “theft or diversion of funds or property by family members” – that’s right, family members – is the number one way [...]
