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Transaction and investment disputes

Florida Real Estate Fraud Attorney

If the property or deal was not what you were told, keep the listing, disclosures and messages. We review the exact statements, what you relied on and what you learned after signing or closing.

Free real estate fraud and misrepresentation evaluation

305-748-3789

By submitting, you authorize contact by phone or email about this request. A submission does not create representation, guarantee acceptance or stop any deadline. Do not rely on this form for emergencies.

Complete the real estate fraud and misrepresentation questionnaire

How we review your case

We compare the representations with the documents and the property history. Tell us who made each statement, when it was made and how it changed your decision. Keep unfavorable records too.

We look at what happened, the available records and the other side’s explanation. Then we discuss whether the evidence supports a claim. No outcome is guaranteed.

What should I do after this incident or dispute?

  1. Save the original listing, disclosures and purchase agreement.
  2. Keep inspection reports, photos and repair estimates.
  3. Save complete messages with sellers, agents and other participants.
  4. Write down the statement, your response and the discovery date.
  5. Keep closing records and a separate calculation of your claimed loss.

What records should I keep?

A guide to real estate fraud and misrepresentation

Frequently asked questions

What should I preserve for real estate fraud and misrepresentation?

Save the original listing, disclosures and purchase agreement. Keep inspection reports, photos and repair estimates. Save complete messages with sellers, agents and other participants. Write down the statement, your response and the discovery date. Keep closing records and a separate calculation of your claimed loss.

Which details help review real estate fraud and misrepresentation?

Listing or buyer-broker agreement, including amendments; Property address; Sale price, if known; Sale or closing date. Identify missing records or uncertain facts.

Does submitting create representation?

No. Representation requires a signed written engagement agreement. No outcome is guaranteed.

How can I arrange a meeting?

Meetings by appointment only.

South Florida and statewide service

Serving Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach and clients throughout Florida, including Tampa, Orlando and Jacksonville. Based in Hollywood, Florida. Serving clients throughout Florida. Meetings by appointment only.

Complete the real estate fraud and misrepresentation questionnaire