What is a partition action?
A partition action is a legal process used when co-owners of a property cannot agree on how to divide or sell it. Our firm specializes in helping clients resolve these disputes quickly and cost-effectively.
How does mediation work?
Mediation is a confidential meeting where a neutral mediator helps both sides explore settlement options without deciding who is “right” or “wrong.” It typically includes a brief joint session, private caucuses with each side, and guided negotiations until you reach terms or decide to keep litigating. If you settle, the agreement is put in writing and can be enforced by the court.
Do you offer flat-fee services?
When the scope is well-defined, we offer flat fees for specific tasks such as initial consultations, demand letters, document reviews, mediation representation, loan-modification or short-sale package assembly, and uncontested filings. We’ll outline the scope in writing so you know what’s covered before work begins.
Can you help with foreclosure defense?
Absolutely. We handle the full foreclosure defense process in Florida: filing timely responses, asserting defenses, managing discovery, pursuing loss mitigation, and, when appropriate, seeking sale cancellations or negotiating deficiency outcomes. We also coordinate mediation and, if needed, discuss bankruptcy referrals to protect the home and create time for realistic solutions. Early involvement often expands your options in Miami-Dade cases.
Do you handle other types of cases?
Yes. In addition to foreclosure defense and short sales, our practice includes business litigation, landlord-tenant disputes, loan modifications, mediation, personal injury claims, and partition actions. If your issue overlaps these areas, like a business dispute tied to a commercial lease or a co-ownership conflict involving a mortgage, we can align strategy across practice areas. If a matter falls outside our core work, we’ll let you know promptly and point you in a productive direction.
What types of business disputes do you handle?
Common matters include breach of contract, partnership or shareholder conflicts, non-compete and trade secrets, commercial collections, and vendor/supplier disputes.
How long does a partition case take?
Timelines depend on complexity, valuation disputes, and whether a sale is contested. Early organization of records and appraisals helps.
What kinds of personal injury cases do you handle?
Auto, rideshare, trucking, slip and fall, negligent security, and other injury claims across Miami and greater South Florida.
