Real Estate Law

Real Estate & General Practice Attorney

Giving the Key to the Client — Broward/Miami-Dade, FL — Attorney Robert Worman
Specializing in Evictions, Landlord and Tenant Law, and Wills, Trusts, and Probate, for these many years has given Robert insight and experience into a host of related real estate matters, and Robert has assisted clients with a number of such situations over the years. Contact Attorney Robert Worman to discuss your situation.

Attorney for Real Estate Transactions

When you are selling your home or rental property, you are required to prepare the deed and various other documents in order to transfer the title and properly close the deal. 

If you are selling, you may not need an attorney, but you may certainly want one on your side. 

Robert can prepare “Sellers Docs” often for less than what the buyer’s title company or attorney would charge you. Plus, Robert can take on many of the tasks and burdens of handling the matter and communicating with the buyer’s title agent to make your life easier and to make sure the deal closes on time and without any holdups on your end.

And if you are selling a rental property, Robert Worman can assist with tenant estoppel letters, assignment of leases, and other requirements regarding the transfer of property occupied by tenants.

If you are buying or selling your house or rental property, contact Robert Worman to get his help.

Buying a Foreclosure Property / Removal of Occupants

Investors purchasing foreclosure properties frequently have to the deal with removing occupants, be that the former owners whose mortgage was foreclosed, or tenants of the former owners still in occupancy.

Depending on who is there and why will dictate what legal procedures need to be done to remove those persons and allow the purchaser to renovate, sell or rent the premises to get a return on investment as soon as possible.

Sometimes all you need is a writ of possession issued in the foreclosure case. If tenants are in occupancy, Florida Law requires those persons first to be given legal notice before the Sheriff can remove them. And in certain situations, you may need to file a separate legal action to get possession of the premises.

Attorney Robert Worman handles these matters as part of his practice, and he knows what to do to give you access to your new investment as quickly and efficiently as the law and process allow.

If you have purchased a foreclosure property, and you need to get the current occupants out, contact Robert Worman.

Real Estate Code Enforcement Problems 

When the City or County has delivered a notice of violation of an ordinance governing your house or property, you must address it promptly to avoid any problems. Curing the violation within the time allowed should be your priority.

But it is not always possible to bring the property into compliance within the time given, and there are other times when fines have been assessed due to a failure to fix the problem.

Attorney Robert Worman represents property owners before City and County Special Magistrate hearings in order to get you more time to comply before fines are assessed or to get the amount of the fines assessed reduced when possible.

Do not procrastinate when you have received a notice of violation. If you need assistance regarding any aspect of the matter, contact Robert Worman.
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