5391 Lakewood Ranch Blvd 203, Sarasota, Florida, 34240
Practice Areas : Bankruptcy
St Petersburg Real Estate Attorney, St. Petersburg, Florida, 33707
Practice Areas : Business Law
2590 Northbrooke Plaza Drive, #105, Naples, Florida, 34119
Practice Areas : Business Law
500 South Washington Boulevard, Sarasota, Florida, 34236
Practice Areas : Foreclosure Defense
1705 Colonial Blvd. Suite B3, Fort Myers, Florida, 33907
Practice Areas : Business Law
111 2nd Ave NE Ste 908, St Petersburg, Florida, 33701
Practice Areas : Landlord Tenant
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Real estate attorneys handle the ownership and transfer of property: purchase and sale contracts, title problems, closings, easements and boundary disputes, zoning and land use applications, commercial leases, construction and development agreements, and litigation over all of it.
In some states an attorney is required at a residential closing; in others the work is done by a title company and a lawyer appears only when something goes wrong. Commercial deals almost always involve counsel on both sides.
Before you hire
- Bring the contract before you sign it, not after. Most of what a real estate lawyer can fix cheaply is fixable only at the drafting stage.
- For a purchase, ask what the flat fee covers: contract review, title review, closing attendance, or all three.
- For disputes — boundaries, undisclosed defects, easements, HOA fights — ask about experience in the county where the property sits. Land records and local practice vary.
Landlord-tenant, construction, foreclosure defence and municipal land use matters have their own categories in this directory.