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Whether you are a buyer or seller, it pays to spend the extra money to hire a Tampa real estate attorney before signing the Agreement of Sale. Here are five reasons why it is often a good idea to have a Tampa real estate attorney on your side: The real estate agent is not licensed to advise you on legal…
Problems with the title can will limit your enjoyment and use of the property, as well as bring financial loss. That is what the Tampa title search and title insurance are for. The Tampa Title Search After a sales contract has been accepted, a Tampa real estate attorney will search the public records to look for problems with the home’s…
Your REALTOR will help you find the right house or the right buyer, while also negotiating the right price and closing date that are right for your family. Your Tampa real estate attorney can review any offer you make or receive, and make sure that your rights are protected and your duties defined in a concise manner. If you are…
The office of Frank Charles Miranda, P.A. is a full service law firm assisting clients with all of their Tampa real estate needs. As a Tampa native, Frank Charles Miranda, P.A. has extensive knowledge and experience of Tampa, Florida real estate law. This law firm is committed to providing the highest level of satisfaction and protection against any/all unforeseen issues,…
Tampa Florida (PRWEB) September 14, 2013 Tampa attorney Frank Charles Miranda, P.A. issued a guide to business owners across Tampa, St. Petersburg and Clearwater explaining Tampa business BP oil spill claims. The office of Frank Charles Miranda, P.A. explained that more than 172,000 individuals and businesses have filed oil spill claims against BP over its 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil…
More than 172,000 individuals and businesses have filed BP Oil Spill claims against BP over its 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill, but many who might qualify for settlement funds have not yet filed. Fund administrators and accountants indicate that there are thousands of businesses in states adversely effected by the BP Oil Spill that have failed to file a…
Attorneys who brokered the multi-billion dollar settlement with BP following the 2010 BP Gulf Oil Spill appeared before a federal appeals court, to ask that a judge’s approval of the deal be maintained. Attorneys explained that few have raised concerns about the settlement that District Judge Carl Barbier approved in December 2012. Private lawyers went on to explain that nobody…
The April 20, 2010 BP Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill affected nearly all industries around the Gulf of Mexico. Individuals, non-profit organizations and businesses not directly tied to either maritime or petroleum industries saw decreased revenue due to the effect of less money trickling down from declines in fishing, oil, gas production and tourism. Religious organizations with congregations dependent on tourism…