Miami, FL 
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Florida Real Estate Litigation Attorneys
Protecting Property Owners in High-Stakes Real Estate Disputes
At Perez Mayoral, P.A., we represent homeowners, buyers, sellers, and investors in real estate disputes throughout Florida. Whether you’re facing a breach of contract, lease dispute, title issue, escrow conflict, or a problem with a property that wasn’t disclosed properly, our attorneys are here to help you protect your investment.
Protecting Your Interests in Property Challenges
Our Real Estate Law Services
Real Estate Contract Disputes
- Breach of Real Estate Contracts
- Specific Performance
- Broker Commission Disputes
- Escrow Deposit Disputes
- Real Estate Agent/Buyer-Seller Disputes
Real Estate Litigation
- Residential Real Estate Litigation
- Commercial Real Estate Litigation
- Joint Venture Agreement Disputes
- Property Damage Disputes
- Property Insurance Disputes
- Title Disputes
- Lien Foreclosure Disputes
- Real Estate Construction Disputes
- Partition of Property Disputes
- Boundary Disputes
Homeowners and Condominium Associations
- HOA and Condominium Association Disputes
- Disputes Over Maintenance and Repairs
- Lien Foreclosure Litigation
- Estoppel/Resident Approval Disputes
- Enforcement Defense of Covenants,
- Conditions, and Restrictions (CC&Rs)
- Protection Against Selective Enforcement
- Dispute Resolution and Mediation
- Architectural Control Issues
- Access to Association Records
Landlord / Tenant Litigation
- Commercial Landlord/Tenant Litigation
- Eviction Proceedings
- Breach of Lease Agreements
- Security Deposit Disputes
- Property Maintenance and Repair
- Disputes
- Ejectment and Unlawful Detainer Actions
Real Estate Asset Protection and Transactions
- Real Estate Asset Protection
- LLC and Corporate Structuring
- Contract Drafting and Review
- Purchase and Sale Agreements
- Deed transfers
Real Estate Financing and Lending
- Traditional and Hard Money Lender Representation
- Mortgage and Loan Disputes
- Promissory Note Disputes
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About Our Firm
At Perez Mayoral, P.A., we are committed to representing homeowners, buyers, sellers, and real estate investors in all aspects of real estate law. Our firm handles a wide range of real estate matters, from resolving conflicts over property transactions to navigating complex litigation and protecting our clients’ real estate investments.
Whether you’re dealing with a challenging property dispute, managing a high-stakes transaction, or seeking to safeguard your real estate assets, Perez Mayoral, P.A. is your dedicated partner in protecting your interests and maximizing your property’s potential.
Frequently Asked Questions
Your Real Estate Questions Answered
How do zoning laws affect property use?
Zoning laws are set by local governments to regulate the development and use of land. These laws can dictate the type of buildings allowed on a property, the kinds of activities that can take place, and even the height and setback of structures. If your property use doesn’t align with local zoning ordinances, you may need to apply for a variance or possibly rezone the property, both processes for which legal guidance is recommended.
What should I do if I'm facing a property lien?
A property lien can be placed on your real estate as a result of unpaid debts, whether they are related to taxes, contractors, or through court judgments. If you discover a lien on your property, it’s wise to address it promptly. You can pay off the debt, challenge the lien if it’s unwarranted, or negotiate with the creditor. Legal advice is beneficial in navigating these options to protect your property rights.
What should I know before entering a commercial lease agreement?
Before signing a commercial lease, understand all its terms thoroughly. This includes the lease duration, payment terms, what constitutes a breach of contract, and your rights as a tenant. Also, review clauses regarding property improvements, subleasing, and termination conditions. Consulting with a lawyer can help clarify these terms and ensure the lease agreement meets your business needs.
What are common reasons for real estate litigation?
Real estate litigation can commonly involve disputes over contract breaches, property defects not disclosed during the sale, boundary and title issues, and landlord-tenant disagreements. These disputes often require legal proceedings to resolve ownership, financial responsibilities, and compliance with real estate laws.
How can I resolve a real estate dispute without going to court?
Resolving disputes outside of court can often be achieved through negotiation or mediation, where a neutral third party helps both sides reach an agreement. This process can be less confrontational and more cost-effective than going to court. Arbitration is another method, where an arbitrator makes a binding decision on the dispute. Each of these alternatives requires careful preparation and understanding of the legal issues involved, which a lawyer can provide. And if these alternatives fail, our real estate litigation lawyer can help you deal with the court.