Miami Real Estate Lawyer
Miami Real Estate Lawyer Help
Russell Law and Patrick Russell, Esq., a Miami Real Estate Lawyer, can
assist you with your Miami Florida real estate law needs. Typical ways in which we
can help include legal representation for Florida Real Estate Transactions
and the purchase and sale of real estate including attending real
estate closings, review real estate contracts, and drafting and
recording Florida quit claim deed;
resolving landlord-tenant issues including the prosecuting or defending of Florida Evictions; handling issues concerning the use of land and Florida Property Disputes; and representation
for all matters involving Florida Condominium Associations.
Florida Real Estate Law Defined
Real estate law simply governs all issues related
to the use and ownership of real property. The actual transfer of
ownership interests in real property is a formal process. Real estate
transactions seek to ensure that the interests in the property are
properly transferred to the buyer and that any defects, judgments or
liens that could affect the property are resolved prior to the
transfer.
Landlord-tenant matters involve the use and
possession of land by a lease. Evictions are the legal process by
which a landlord seeks possession of the property from the tenant. The
most common reason for an eviction is the nonpayment of rent. However,
a breach of a material condition of the lease can also be the basis for
an eviction. Residential and commercial property are governed by
different Florida laws and therefore different procedures apply .
Real property disputes can arise over the use of land. Neighbors can become
embroiled in property line disputes. Condominium or homeowner associations may
seek to prevent its members from engaging in certain activities or altering the premises. Likewise,
a city, county or the State may seek to prevent an owner from building,
modifying or placing certain objects or things upon the property on the basis of
an ordinance or zoning regulation.
Finally, the ownership of property in a
condominium or homeowners association is a unique form of real property
ownership. For instance, a condominium owner only owns the interior
space of the premises. The outside walls, roof, hallways and all other
common elements are jointly shared with all the other condominium
owners. There are unique challenges in the ownership and
administration of condominiums and homeowner associations. From the
members perspective, issues arise as to repairs for damages to the
interior of units, violations of the rules by other members, and
election matters for the board. For the association, frequent issues
arise as to the payment of maintenance expenses, assessments, and the
enforcement of rules. Additional concerns arise for associations that
may need to revise and/or otherwise update their by-laws and rules.
Miami Real Estate Lawyer Benefits
Russell Law
and Patrick Russell, Esq.,
a Miami Real Estate Lawyer, are available to assist
you with Miami residential or commercial real estate transactions. We can also
process or defend Miami real estate evictions to ensure that your interests are
protected. Should a real property dispute arise in Miami, Russell Law will help
you to resolve the problem with a neighbor or governmental agency. Finally, we
can assist you with all of your condominium or homeowner association concerns
whether you are a member that needs advice or the actual association that must
either amend its documents or pursue its rights for the nonpayment of
maintenance fees or assessments.
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