Do you handle cases in Miami-Dade County, or only Broward?
Both. Probate for someone who lived in Miami, and evictions for Miami rentals, are filed in Miami-Dade County, and I handle them. My office is in Hollywood, in Broward.
Miami, Florida
Probate, evictions and property help for Miami
If someone close to you lived in Miami, or you own property there, I can help with probate, trust administration, landlord evictions, Lady Bird deeds, and buying or selling. I handle cases in Miami-Dade County as well as Broward. My office is in Hollywood, and the first consultation is free, by phone or online, with no time limit.
Call (786) 489-6036 or book a time online.
Working with me
Miami-Dade cases, started from where you are
A probate case is filed in the county where the person who died lived, and an eviction is filed in the county where the property is. For Miami, that is Miami-Dade County. My office is in Hollywood, in Broward, but I handle Miami-Dade cases, and most of what's needed at the beginning is a conversation: what has happened, what documents exist and what you want to achieve. That works well by phone or online. When it helps to meet, we set a time at my office, by appointment.
What I handle
For Miami clients
- When someone who lived in Miami dies, I take the estate through probate in Miami-Dade County or settle the trust.
- If you own a rental in Miami and the tenant won't pay or leave, I act for you, from the notice to the sheriff.
- I prepare Lady Bird deeds, so you can name who receives your Miami home without probate and keep control while you live.
- Buying or selling in Miami, I review the contract, check the title and handle the closing.
Questions
Miami questions
Do I have to travel to Hollywood for the first meeting?
No. The first consultation is by phone or online. If we go further, we can meet in person at my office in Hollywood, by appointment, when a meeting helps.
Where is a Lady Bird deed recorded for a Miami home?
In the official records of the county where the property is, which for Miami is Miami-Dade County. The deed has to be prepared carefully, including the homestead wording and, if you're married, your spouse's signature, so please talk to me before you sign anything.
Start with a call
Call me, or book a time online, and tell me what you need.