Consumer, small Business and Commercial Law Blog

March 15, 2022

Dealing with Abusive Creditors? –Understand the Florida Consumer Collection Practices Act

By: Orestes Garcia The Florida Consumer Collection Practices Act (FCCPA) is the Florida version of the Federal Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) addressed in our…

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Consumer Protection

March 10, 2022

Orlando Jury Returns Verdict for Ayala’s Client in Unlawful Towing Case

Ayala is proud to report that an Orlando Jury has returned a verdict for its client in an illegal towing case. The case stems from…

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Immigration

March 3, 2022

Biden Administration Approves TPS for Ukrainians living in the U.S.

The Biden administration just approved Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Ukrainians living in the United States. TPS is a humanitarian protection from deportation given usually…

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Consumer Protection Uncategorized

March 2, 2022

Do you have bad online reviews for your business? — What You Need to Know

Do you have bad reviews online for your business? Is it one review? Maybe two? Every business will likely have at least one bad review…

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Contract & Business

March 2, 2022

Ayala is Proud to Announce that Orestes Garcia has Joined the Ayala Team as Legal Clerk

Ayala is Proud to Announce that Orestes Garcia has Joined the Ayala Team as Legal Clerk Orestes is a law clerk for the firm. Orestes…

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Contract & Business

March 2, 2022

What Happens When One of the Members of a Joint Account Passes Away?

Imagine you own a joint account in your name and in the name of a business partner. Tragically, your partner passes away and you remain…

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Litigation

February 25, 2022

Ayala Defeats Motion Seeking to Prevent its Client from Operating its Business After a 3-Hour Hearing.

Ayala is proud to announce that it has defeated a Motion for Preliminary Injunctive Relief against one of its clients. Injunctive Relief consists in requesting…

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Consumer Protection

February 18, 2022

Three Key Things to Know if Your Car was Repossessed under a Title Loan Agreement

By: Ryan Sawal Have you ever entered an agreement for the purchase of a motor vehicle, but been unable to pay the full amount for…

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Consumer Protection

February 16, 2022

What Does A Real Estate Attorney Do? Important Things to Know

Purchasing or selling a new property can be stressful on any individual. The multifaceted transaction includes aspect of contract law, real estate law, negotiation skills,…

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Contract & Business

February 15, 2022

Ayala Celebrates 9 Year Office Anniversary

By: Sophie Polenghi Last week, we celebrated another Ayala Anniversary, marking 9 years since the office opening back in 2013. We interviewed founder of…

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Immigration

February 4, 2022

Miami-Dade County Commissioners Issuing Immigration IDs for Non-Profit

By: Sophie Polenghi On January 11, 2021, Miami- Dade County Mayor Daniella Levine Cava approved a plan for Florida commissioners to issue IDs for immigrants…

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Contract & Business

February 2, 2022

Ayala’s Client Prevails at Trial Against Relentless Plaintiff in Three-Year Old Breach of Contract Case

By: Eduardo Ayala Ayala is proud to announce that it has prevailed in a bench trial in a case that the firm undertook pro bono.…

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Contract & Business

January 26, 2022

Viatical Settlement Transactions in Florida – What Are They and Things You Need to Know

By Ryan Sawal I. What is a Viatical Settlement Transaction? Viatical Settlement transactions (or life settlement transactions) are transactions between a company or individual known…

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Towing

January 21, 2022

Three Things You Must Know if Your Car Was Towed Illegally

Was your vehicle towed or booted? Know your rights! Towing Companies must comply with Florida Statues 715.07 when towing vehicles without the consent of…

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Contract & Business

January 21, 2022

What is a Breach of Contract?– Basic Legal Elements You Must Know

A Breach of Contract means a failure of a party to perform or fulfill its obligations under the contractual agreement. The contract if properly negotiated…

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Immigration

January 21, 2022

The Department of Homeland Security Dismisses EB-5 Regional center Lawsuit Keeping the EB-5 Investment at $500,000

Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Dismisses the EB-5 Regional Centers lawsuit challenging the validity of a prior order lowering the EB-5 Investment amount. Back in…

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Legal Blog

Dealing with Abusive Creditors? –Understand the Florida Consumer Collection Practices Act

Orlando Jury Returns Verdict for Ayala’s Client in Unlawful Towing Case

Biden Administration Approves TPS for Ukrainians living in the U.S.

Do you have bad online reviews for your business? — What You Need to Know

Ayala is Proud to Announce that Orestes Garcia has Joined the Ayala Team as Legal Clerk

What Happens When One of the Members of a Joint Account Passes Away?

Ayala Defeats Motion Seeking to Prevent its Client from Operating its Business After a 3-Hour Hearing.

Three Key Things to Know if Your Car was Repossessed under a Title Loan Agreement

What Does A Real Estate Attorney Do? Important Things to Know

Ayala Celebrates 9 Year Office Anniversary

Miami-Dade County Commissioners Issuing Immigration IDs for Non-Profit

Ayala’s Client Prevails at Trial Against Relentless Plaintiff in Three-Year Old Breach of Contract Case

Viatical Settlement Transactions in Florida – What Are They and Things You Need to Know

Three Things You Must Know if Your Car Was Towed Illegally

What is a Breach of Contract?– Basic Legal Elements You Must Know

The Department of Homeland Security Dismisses EB-5 Regional center Lawsuit Keeping the EB-5 Investment at $500,000

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