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Message from Our Partners
Welcome, Friend, to this month's newsletter where we talk about these important topics:

  • Restrictive covenants that play a significant role in protecting your business.
  • Our joint appearance on What's The Score Radio.
  • Blog about helping you to close on a home with limited surprises.
  • The impact the Hispanic Community is having on the economic development in Central Florida (Excited about being new members).

Did you know that many costly aha moments usually happen because precautions weren't in place? Our goal is to make families and businesses aware of their options so that they invest a little, to prevent paying a lot.

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We are here to help you be compliant as a business, and have peace of mind as an individual or family.

Do you have a question or need some advice before making a vital decision? Call us. We're here to help. 

With Warm Regards,

Matthew H. Rosenthal, Esq. & Justin A. Meyer, Esq.
Your Community Attorneys | 407-504-9725
Non-compete; Non-disclosure; and Non-solicitation –
What’s the Difference?
Restrictive covenants are agreements that define a party's capability to take specific actions. In business and employment law, the most common of these are non-compete, non-disclosure, and non-solicitation. Generally, these covenants are part of an employment agreement, and the purpose is to restrain the employees' ability to start a competing business or work with a competing company. 

Restrictive covenants are
vital in a continually
changing competitive business environment.
OUT IN THE COMMUNITY SHARING EXPERTISE
WHAT'S THE SCORE Radio Show

GUESTS:
Matthew Rosenthal
and Justin Meyer
CLICK ABOVE IMAGE TO LISTEN TO THE PODCAST
We had a great time providing information about how we can help businesses ensure they are compliant by using preventative measures to avoid costly legal issues.
Contributor: Sam Dongilli

The Mortgage Firm
Not closing on
your home on time, or at all?
One of the biggest financial choices people make in their lives is buying a home. Some like to treat it like going through a drive-thru, I’ll take a number 3, large, please… no different than pushing a few buttons for an online application with no real deep human interaction, someone willing to be vested, take the time for your best interest. What I share with everyone, “What you and I feel is common sense, the Federal Government can have a different expectation when it comes to getting a home loan.” A few buttons will not always pick up on all the details needed for a home loan. That is why we all hear stories of home loans not closing on time or at all. A home buyer will easily spend about $1,000 on inspections and appraisal, and then MOST lenders will start to dig DEEP into the loan specifics.

YOUR MONTHLY LEGAL TIPS
TIP #1 - Estate Planning Myth
You don't have to be wealthy. Everybody
can benefit from ensuring their assets and finances are properly taken care of after
their death.
TIP #2 - Protecting Your Children
If you have minor children, you should make sure you are designating a guardian to take care of them should something happen to you. Not only does this need to be in a will, but you should execute a separate designation of guardian to cover emergencies.
TIP #3 - Keep Beneficiaries Current
Don't forget to keep your beneficiary designations updated so they match your intentions.
Impact of the Hispanic Community on the Economic Development of Central Florida
CONTRIBUTOR:
Hispanic Chamber
of Commerce of
Metro Orlando
For over twenty-six years, the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Metro Orlando has been the leading voice of the Hispanic business community and will continue providing leadership to help connect businesses, elected officials and leaders with one of the nation’s fastest-growing economic and political forces.

Historically South Florida has been the hotbed of Latino culture. Yet, the tides are changing as a huge migration of Puerto Ricans and other Latin Americans are making Central Florida home. Florida has the 3rd largest Hispanic population in the United States, and in Central Florida 1 in 3 persons is Hispanic.

Minimum Wage Labor Posters Have Been Updated for 2020

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in a location that is easily accessed by employees.
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