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Weisberg Kainen Mark is a Miami law firm comprised of a team of attorneys practicing in two specialized areas of law, tax law and criminal law.

Weisberg Kainen Mark is a Miami law firm comprised of a team of attorneys practicing in two specialized areas of law, tax law and criminal law, with a tireless commitment to providing clients with effective service. Ably handling charges ranging from tax evasion and mail fraud to grand theft, we bring a level of legal acumen that has garnered for us the support of the South Florida legal community. The attorneys at Weisberg and Kainen bring years of experience, education, and legal know-how to the practice of law in South Florida. Weisberg and Kainen combines two distinct areas of legal practice tax law and criminal law. Our tax practice is comprehensive, covering tax litigation, complex or problematic audits, and employment taxes. Our criminal practice is concerned with representing those charged with fraud, tax evasion, money laundering, and various other tax and white collar crimes.

10/29/2026

When IRS criminal investigators show up, adrenaline can take over before judgment catches up.

People may explain too much, volunteer details, or hand over records in the hope that cooperation will make the visit shorter.

Those first interactions can stay with the case long after the agents leave.

“When the IRS Comes Knocking” explains what an IRS criminal inquiry can look like and why an unexpected visit can become such an important moment.
https://wkm-law.com/free-resource/
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10/28/2026

A public-facing case can create two problems at once: the legal case and the people Googling your name.

Clients may see headlines. Employers may have concerns. Licensing boards, investors, business partners, and colleagues may be watching from the outside while the case is pending.

That can make every public statement seem consequential.

In this video, we discuss the overlap between legal strategy, public communications, and professional reputation during a pending case.
https://wkm-law.com/video/how-can-i-protect-my-career-and-reputation-during-a-public-facing-case-while-it-is-still-pending/
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10/27/2026

Payroll tax debt can become painfully personal.

That surprises plenty of business owners who assumed the debt belonged to the company.

The IRS may look at:

• Who signed checks
• Who controlled company accounts
• Who directed payments
• Who decided which bills got paid

Owners, officers, and other decision-makers can all enter that analysis.

Our newsletter covers payroll tax disputes and other IRS issues in practical language for business owners, CPAs, and attorneys.
https://wkm-law.com/newsletter/
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10/26/2026

Anyone who has worked around health care billing has seen how messy it can get.

Codes. Modifiers. Documentation. Software. Multiple people touching the same claim.

That messiness is exactly why intent can become so important when prosecutors allege fraud.

Recurring billing patterns, internal emails, coding practices, and financial records can all enter the government’s case. Our blog looks at the evidence prosecutors may use when they claim billing crossed into criminal fraud.
https://wkm-law.com/health-care-billing-errors-or-health-care-fraud-where-the-government-draws-the-line/
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10/23/2026

Financial crime cases can look intimidating from the outside. Prosecutors still have a job to do once you look inside the case.

They have to connect bank records, emails, tax documents, testimony, and other evidence to the legal elements of the alleged offense.

Context and intent can change how that evidence is read.

If a federal financial investigation has reached your business, finances, or professional life, call Weisberg Kainen Mark at 305-374-5544.
https://wkm-law.com/contact/
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10/22/2026

IRS letters have a talent for making normal people feel like they need a tax dictionary and a second cup of coffee.

One notice can mention penalties, deadlines, proposed amounts, and procedures most people have never had a reason to think about before.

We created “Seven Steps to Resolve Your IRS Tax Dispute Before It Spirals Out of Control” for that exact moment. It breaks the process into manageable pieces so the paperwork makes a little more sense.
https://wkm-law.com/free-resource-2/
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10/21/2026

There’s a lot of grace in this idea.

You get new information. You see something differently. You realize an old habit no longer works for you. Growth can be as simple as giving yourself permission to update how you think and what you do next.

Nobody handles every situation perfectly the first time.
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10/20/2026

“Offshore account” has a way of sounding suspicious before anyone has heard the facts.

For many families and business owners, foreign accounts exist for very ordinary reasons:

• Work overseas
• Family abroad
• Property in another country
• An inheritance
• International business

The tax issue is whether the required U.S. reporting was handled correctly.

Our newsletter digs into offshore reporting, IRS disputes, tax debt, and financial investigations in plain English. Subscribe if those topics touch your work, business, or finances.
https://wkm-law.com/newsletter/
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10/19/2026

The frustrating part of an IRS audit is how quickly the scope can change.

A taxpayer may spend weeks pulling records for one year, only to see the agent reach into another after spotting the same deduction, income issue, or reporting pattern.

Suddenly, there’s extra paperwork, extra money at issue, and extra history under the microscope.

Our blog explains why an IRS audit may widen and what taxpayers may see once it does.
https://wkm-law.com/what-happens-when-a-tax-audit-expands-beyond-the-year-the-irs-originally-selected/
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10/14/2026

Florida expungement and record sealing depend on the outcome of the case, the charge involved, prior history, and statutory eligibility.

Our video explains three central points: the difference between sealing and expungement, who may qualify, and why the case history must be examined before expectations are set.

https://wkm-law.com/video/what-is-expungement-who-is-eligible/
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Address

100 SE 2nd Street, Suite 2222
Miami, FL
33131

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 6pm
Tuesday	9am - 6pm
Wednesday	9am - 6pm
Thursday	9am - 6pm
Friday	9am - 6pm

Telephone

+13053745544

Website

http://www.weisbergandkainen.com/

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