Real Estate

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Seemingly simple real estate matters can benefit greatly from the guidance and knowledge of an experienced real estate attorney. At Albert Moore, Attorney At Law we provide tailored real estate services to clients in Fort Pierce, Treasure Coast and throughout the state of Florida. Attorney Moore has vast experience in real estate issues and settlements. He acts as an agent for a title insurance company and employs paralegals and abstractors so that he can give quick and efficient service in real estate transactions. Having Attorney Moore on your side during a closing can be a proactive step, as he can correct issues as they arise instead of waiting and addressing them at a later date.

Clients choose Attorney Moore because they know he understands their objectives and offers them the innovation, experience, technical expertise, clarity of advice and commitment to get their deals done efficiently and effectively. Real estate deals are becoming ever more complex. Increasingly they are cross border, highly structured and involve sophisticated financing arrangements. Attorney Albert Moore is the ideal candidate to provide advice on real estate transactions with our specialist real estate capability across all product lines, unparalleled reputation in finance and well-resourced network. We support our clients in their most important real estate projects throughout the state of Florida.

• Is My Association Liable For Any Injuries That Occur On Association Property?
• Our Condo Association Hires Outside Contractors To Perform Repair Work. What Are The Best Ways To Reduce The Risk Of Being Sued, If Someone Is Injured By A Hazard Created By A Contracting Company?
• Which Entity Is Responsible For The Repair Or Replacement Of Damaged Property In A Florida Condo?
• What Does The Florida Condominium Act Say About Who Is Responsible For Repairs To Public Areas?
• Can You Help Me Evaluate My Real Estate Purchase Or Investment Risk?
• What Potential Issues Can Arise In A Real Estate Closing?
• Do I Need An Attorney To Buy An Investment Property?
• How Common Are Escrow Disputes In Real Estate Transactions?
• What Is A Land Acquisition Agreement?
• What Problems Can Be Identified In A Review Of My Loan Documents?
• What Particular Areas Does Your Firm Cover In Real Estate Law?
• Will My Real Estate Attorney Draft A Buy-Sell Agreement When Buying A Condo?
• Where Is A Real Estate Closing Held?
• Can Any Of The Closing Costs Be Negotiated?
• What Type Of Insurance Will I Need?
• How Is Mediation Different From Arbitration In A Business Dispute?
• Should I Ever Get Realtors Involved In Real Estate Litigation?
• What Areas Of Real Estate Law Does Your Firm Handle?
• What Are The Typical Reasons For Real Estate Disputes?
• What Options Are Available For Resolution Of Real Estate Disputes?
• Why Should I Hire An Attorney To Oversee A Real Estate Transaction?
• What Is A Clear Title? How Does It Impact A Transaction?
• Should I Use The Same Attorney For A Transaction And Litigation?
• Representation of Purchase or Sale of Residential or Commercial Real Property
• Review of Purchase Contracts
• Preparation of Purchase Documents
• Review of Mortgage or other financial Documents
• Representation at closings
• Real Property Litigation
• Ejectment Actions

• Who Do You Actually Represent When Your Client Is A Homeowner’s Association Or A Condo Association?
• Does An HOA Or Condo Association Need To Have An Attorney At Every Board Meeting?
• Do We Need An Attorney To Review Every Contract We Sign Or Implement?
• What Collection Efforts Can A HOA Use If A Homeowner Stops Paying Dues?
• When Can An Association Place A Lien On A Property For Delinquent Assessments?
• Why Should I Hire An Attorney Who Is Experienced In HOA Matters To Represent Me In My Case?
• Can The Florida HOA Regulate Repairs On The Exterior Of My Home?
• Should I Report A Dispute With My Neighbor To The Condo Association Prior To Filing A Lawsuit?
• Does The Board Have The Authority To Increase The Amount Of Assessments For Unit Owners?
• Can A Florida HOA Or CA Restrict The Sale Of A Condo Or A Home?
• Can An Attorney Help My Association With Collecting Unpaid Dues?
• Can The HOA Claim Attorney’s Fees From The Owner In A Case?
• Do HOA Decisions Need To Adhere To Any Specific Standards?
• Is There A Government Agency With Authority Over HOA Activities?
• Can My HOA Prevent Me From Fixing My Car In The Driveway?
• Our HOA Keeps Adding More Rules. Can They Legally Do This?
• What Are Some Common Issues That You See In Community Associations?
• How Does Your Firm Handle Collections On Behalf Of HOAs And Condo Associations?
• What Situations Would Require An HOA To Hire You To Defend Them In A Homeowner’s Suit?
• How Does Your Firm Represent Clients In A Commercial Or Residential Real Estate Transaction?
• Should I Use A Standard Listing Agreement Or Have Your Firm Prepare A Document For My Transaction?
  
• What Types Of Real Estate Property Litigation Does Your Firm Handle?
• Should I Report A Dispute With A Neighbor To The Condo Board Prior To Filing A Lawsuit?
• Does A Florida Association Have To Carry Insurance On A Condominium Property?
• What Does An Owner Need To Know About Turnover Of A Property By The Developer?
• What Are The Common Parking Problems Associated With HOA & Condo Associations?
• What Are Some Legal Solutions For Parking Issues In HOAs And Condo Associations?
• Why Should I Hire An Attorney To Handle My HOA or Condo Association Dispute?
• Can The HOA Stop Me From Using My Yard The Way I Want To?
• Can A HOA Or Condo Board Legally Keep Adding More Rules?
• What Is A Home Owners Association And A Condominium?
• Can My HOA Or Condo Association Sue Me?
• What Should I Know About HOAs & Condo Associations Before Making A Purchase?
• Do You Represent HOA Or The Home Owners Or Both?
• How Do Home Owner’s Associations And Condo Boards Work?
• Can HOAs And Condo Boards Impose Special Assessments Or Fees?
• Where Can I Go To Complain About An HOA Or A Condo Board?