Mr. Herrera is admitted to practice law in the State of Florida and the United States District Court for the Southern and Middle District of Florida and represents clients in civil and criminal matters, as well as governmental and administrative matters and proceedings.
Mr. Herrera is admitted to practice law in the State of Florida and the United States District Court for the Southern and Middle District of Florida and represents clients in civil and criminal matters, as well as governmental and administrative matters and proceedings.
Owning and managing property in Florida can be a lucrative venture; however, you must do a lot of hard work. Countless issues can arise at any given point, which often opens the door to complex legal questions that need answering. As a property owner and landlord, it’s crucial to protect your investments.
We have years of experience representing countless property owners and landlords in and around the State of Florida. We handle a variety of legal issues related to property owners and landlords. Having a full-service legal representation can bring you peace of mind, no matter whether you are remote or live locally. Most property law and landlord-tenant disputes are complicated. You need a legal advocate who can protect your interests and ensure your investments are not at risk.
As a property owner, there is always the potential for disputes, especially if you have your properties rented out. Landlord-tenant disputes are tricky, especially if there is a need to evict someone. You need to ensure you follow all laws and meet all requirements; otherwise, you may not be able to get them out.
If you have a new property, you may need commercial lease agreements or rental contracts drawn up. An attorney should draft both commercial and residential lease agreements as you need to ensure you protect your business. You may need other contracts drawn up as well related to the property. Don’t rely on templates and DIY forms, as you could be missing out on crucial protections.