INTRODUCTIONWith more than 20 years of a highly successful practice, we have been the firm of choice for clients large and small who have ventured into investing in real estate or who lost their investments as a result of the injustice of others. During this time, we have painstakingly built a reputation for integrity and excellence and for the endless pursuit of justice on behalf of those we represent. buy cialis 10mgcialis online cheap canadian viagra canadian drugstore best price argaiv1154
Our firm, The Law Offices of Charles Restrepo, Esq., P.A. is headquartered in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. The primary focus of the firm over the last twenty (20) years has been representing investors and homeowners from all over the world with all their Real Estate needs. From purchasing, selling or financing single family home, condominiums, to multi-unit commercial or residential properties for individuals and developers, from simple to complex transactions, from contract preparations to litigation representing our clients rights and obligations. Currently, respresentation in this area of the law is primarily focused on foreclosure defense, borrower claims for violations of State and Federal Fair Debt Collection Practices, Unfair and Deceptive Trade Practice, Unlawful Debt Collection Practices, Consumer Bankruptcy, purchaser claims for cancelation of their pre-construction contracts, returns of their deposit or damage claims for losses due to developer and/or selling brokerage firm misconduct, negligence, misrepresentation or violations of applicable state and federal laws governing their transactions. The firm is counsel in numerous pre-construction contract cases against many national major developers and brokerage firms for various projects projects throughout South Florida. In addition, the firm is currently defending foreclosures against many National Banks, Lenders and Loan Servicers. The information and material contained in this web site does not constitute legal advice and does not create an attorney-client relationship. You should consult an attorney for individual advice regarding your own situation. |