Dean Mead Supports Feed the Need

By Regine Lyons | October 14, 2019

The Tap Room at Dubsdread hosted Feed the Need “Yacht Rock Party” on October 3 to benefit the programs of the Christian Service Center for Central Florida. Dean Mead was one of the event sponsors this year. Feed the Need was an evening full of food, music, dancing, and fun, all while making a significant…

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Estate Planning and Probate Issues Seminar Presented by Dean Mead

By Regine Lyons | February 19, 2019
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Dean Mead’s Estate & Succession Planning Department presents an educational seminar on Estate Planning and Probate Issues You Need to Know Attorneys Robert J. Naberhaus III and Joseph K. Naberhaus will provide details and impacts of important estate planning and probate issues. Subjects presented during the seminar will include: Estate Planning Aspects of Retirement Plans…

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Five Tips for Buying Commercial Property for Your Business

By Regine Lyons | February 14, 2019
Commercial Land Use

Are you considering buying commercial property, so you can build a building for your business? Before you take that step and become a land developer, you need to do your due diligence. Here are five items that should be at, or close to, the top of your list of priorities: Zoning Do you know what…

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French Brown Shares Insight on Vote of Florida’s Amendment 2 Importance

By Regine Lyons | October 22, 2018
Dean Mead Attorney French Brown

French Brown, Dean Mead SALT attorney, was quoted in two recent articles regarding Florida Amendment 2, which is on the ballot in the upcoming election. The Amendment’s passage, which requires 60% of the vote, would make permanent a 10 percent tax cap on non-homestead property. Florida non-homestead properties include businesses, residential rentals, and vacant lots….

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French Brown Comments on Florida Amendment 2 Issue

By Regine Lyons | September 28, 2018
Dean Mead Attorney French Brown

Dean Mead SALT attorney, French Brown, was quoted in the recent article “Amendment 2 gets $4 million boost from Florida Realtors,” which in appeared in Florida Politics. Brown stated, “If property tax values are allowed to increase unchecked in the future — if Amendment 2 fails — then it can certainly hit all Floridians in…

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