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About CCLM Law

Originally founded by Ron Clark in 1988, Clark, Campbell, Lancaster & Munson, P.A. has grown steadily as a result of our commitment to recruiting and retaining talented, hard-working, and caring attorneys and staff, to being dedicated to giving back to our community, to providing our clients with professional, timely, and quality legal services, and, generally, to provide excellent, responsive, and result-oriented services to our clients. We strive to keep our clients informed and involved and are proud to have developed long-term relationships with our clients.

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Federal Historic Tax Credit

November 15, 2016in Blog, Tax Law /by CCLM Law

Q: What are the general requirements for the Federal Historic Tax Credit?

Watch Out for Arbitration Clauses in the Terms of Service for your Mobile Apps

September 26, 2016in Blog, Litigation /by CCLM Law

Q: I recently downloaded a mobile app without reading the Terms of Service. What concerns should I have?

Mobile Tech and ADA

September 8, 2016in Blog, Corporate Law /by CCLM Law

Q: Do I have to design my business’s website or mobile app to be accessible by individuals with disabilities?

Defamation and Copyrights in Hyperlinks and Blogs

August 11, 2016in Blog, Corporate Law /by CCLM Law

Q: Can my business get in trouble for sharing third-party content on its website and social media page?

Bike Laws

July 28, 2016in Blog, Traffic Law /by CCLM Law

Q: I recently purchased a road bicycle from my local bike shop and plan to take to the road. What laws do I need to know?

HOA Assessments when HOA Forecloses

July 14, 2016in Blog, Real Estate Law /by CCLM Law

Q: Can a homeowner’s association foreclose on me even when I have a mortgage?

Collaborative Law

June 30, 2016in Blog, Litigation /by CCLM Law

Q: What is a collaborative divorce? Can the process be used in a business divorce?

99-Year Leases and Property Tax

June 16, 2016in Blog, Real Estate Law /by CCLM Law

Q: When does a tenant become an owner for tax purposes?

Contract Interpretation

June 2, 2016in Blog, Litigation /by CCLM Law

Q: When does a poorly drafted contract become unenforceable?

Radon

May 19, 2016in Blog, Real Estate Law /by CCLM Law

Q: What is radon, and how can it affect my property?

Newest Articles

The Basics of Platting PropertyMay 28, 2020 - 8:00 am
When purchasing property, it is likely that one of the documents you come across will be the plat of the property that you’ve purchased. Plats are useful tools in land planning and have been used to map and describe land and everything located on that land including lots, roads, and property boundaries. Understanding what a plat is can be helpful when you are purchasing real property that is subject to a plat.
Preparing your Estate Plan During a PandemicMay 14, 2020 - 8:00 am
As a result of the surge of COVID-19 cases throughout Florida recently, many Floridians who had not considered getting a last will and testament prepared or not previously contemplated their mortality are now seeking to get their legal affairs organized quickly. While most people only have mild symptoms of COVID-19, it does not hurt to be prepared by having your estate plan in order. I’ve always felt strongly that everyone should have at least a basic estate plan, regardless of the COVID-19 outbreak, so a person’s wishes will be honored in the event of death, incapacity or a health crisis. Having an estate plan implemented is meant to ease concerns by knowing who will be in charge and what will happen if something unexpected happens to you or your loved ones.
Registered AgentsMarch 19, 2020 - 7:00 am
If you are starting the process of forming a business in Florida, you will need to familiarize yourself with all the requirements. One of those requirements is to designate a registered agent for your business.