Address: 11373 Countryway Blvd, Tampa, FL 33626, USA
Phone: +18135284044
Sunday: Closed
Monday: 8:30AM–4:30PM
Tuesday: 8:30AM–4:30PM
Wednesday: 8:30AM–4:30PM
Thursday: 8:30AM–4:30PM
Friday: 8:30AM–4:30PM
Saturday: Closed
DSV McGlaun
Called this law firm about an unlawful eviction case after being jerked around by Debi Rumph for two weeks. These people scheduled my 5 whole minute consultation a whole week out, then didn't call. When I called at 20 minutes after my schedule call time, I was told that the attorney had run over on his last call, and have another call right after that, and could they reschedule me for 2 days later. I asked if it would happen again she put me on hold came back and told me she was going to refer me to another attorney. She did, I called that attorney, and guess what they weren't taking any new cases. I called her back and again she referred me to a different attorney. These people are joke with no sense of professionalism whatsoever.
LeEtta Oyen
Barbara Brown and her team were amazing to do business with. Very professional in every way.
Sandra Cantu
I appreciated the professionalism given to me by both Jamie and Erica for my closing. Both of them communicated quickly and the paperwork was processed smoothly. I recommend Brown & Associates for residential and commercial closings in the greater Tampa area.
MARTY COHEN
Thank you to the team at Brown & Associates Law & Title, P.A. for assisting in the purchase of my youngest daughter's 1st home. Brown & Associates were extremely responsive, professional and understanding of timeline. I couldn't be happier with their service.
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A title search is a snapshot of the county’s official records with regard to the specific property and ownership searched. It may reveal title defects that could cause the property to be unmarketable.
Owner’s Title Insurance is promulgated by the State of Florida, which means it costs the same whether us a real estate law firm or a title company to close your transaction.
Litigation is an option in a foreclosure case depending on the homeowner’s overall goal.
Florida is a “lien theory” state, therefore your lender has a lien on the property. There seems to be a misconception that the lender “owns” the property, and if it goes into foreclosure the homeowner is without options. That is in fact not the case. A homeowner does have options; they can sell the property if there is equity in the property, or take part in a short sale if there is no equity in the property.
A loan modification is with the current lender and/or servicer of the homeowner’s loan, while a refinance is process of “apply” for a new loan in it’s entirety, with either a new lender or even with your current lender.
Once the Uniform Borrower Assistance Form (UBAF) is completed and all documents requested by the lender is provided, a loan modification should take 30-60 days depending on the lender and their process.
As soon as the home buyer believes there is an issue. Trust your gut. There are timelines that need to be addressed and complied with, and if missed can cause you to waive the ability to take or bring certain actions.
Barbara Brown has been practicing real estate law and litigation for over 20 years, with this kind of experience it is highly like that she has represented a case similar to yours. Keep in mind all cases are based on the facts, so no two cases are identical. The law that control the cases goes back many decades.
If you have a Will, then the named Personal Representative or Successor Personal Representative, if the first is unable for any reason to act. If without a will, then it will be party (heir) who petitions the court first and shows that they are competent to administer your estate.
With regard to your assets, how, where and to whom you want them specifically devised to. As to your children and/or pets, who you trust to become their “guardian”.
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