Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, seated, celebrates after having signed a bill Tuesday that increases eligibility to attend private schools at public expense, during a ceremony at St. John the Apostle School, in Hialeah, Fla. Photo/Wilfredo Lee/AP
The Florida governor signed nearly 45 bills into law on Monday, with at least five that will impact the legal profession.
Among the new laws is CS/HB 625, which requires lawyers to provide a set of disclosures to the personal representative or trustee in probate or trust administration services if the attorney intends to charge a fee using the statutory fee schedule.
Javier Lopez, partner at Kozyak, Tropin & Thorckmorton.
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