Criminal Law

• Forgery
  Most real estate has passed through several previous owners. Title insurance protects the new owner from past defects in the title when the property was transferred from one owner to the next. Sometimes these defects arise many years after you own the property. They can arise due to forgery, mistakes recording the deed, missing heirs who appear with a claim, lien or other problems that could have occurred during the chain of title. If you finance the purchase of the property with a mortgage, the lender will require you to purchase title insurance to protect the lender from loss. In addition, the property purchaser should purchase an owner's policy to protect themselves from title defects.

Business and Corporate Law

• Corporate Law
• Business Formation
  This is a critical question for any business. There are many forms to choose from, including sole proprietorships, partnerships, limited liability partnerships (LLPs), joint ventures, limited liability companies (LLCs) and corporations. Each type of entity has a different set of rules regarding taxation, owner liability, distribution of profits, asset protection, documentation and more. At Liberis Law Firm, PA, our attorneys are experienced in business formation. We review these possibilities with you and recommend the best entity for your business.
• Business Disputes
  Immediately call your business law attorneys and let them handle the matter for you. Do not answer any questions about the lawsuit. At Liberis Law Firm, PA, we help you investigate the matter, formulate a defense and assess liability. We help you to notify your insurance company about the claim. Finally, our attorneys research the matter and recommend settling or litigating, taking all the facts and circumstances into consideration.
• Business Transactions
• Limited Liability Companies

Property Law

• Real Estate Litigation
  Our experienced attorneys will expedite the development process because we know what to do every step of the way. He is prepared to help you navigate the complex issues involved with real estate law and development issues.
• Construction Litigation
  When a real estate developer builds units that have common areas combined with individual property rights, a homeowners' association is formed to manage the property. The association can be formed as a not-for-profit corporation or an unincorporated association. The developer may have a role in forming the association. Sometimes the developer can be responsible for claims that arise by the association such as construction defects and other breaches. The homeowners' association is created by and operates under legal documents called the declaration, articles of association and bylaws. Liberis Law Firm, PA creates these documents and represents parties in legal disputes.
• Real Estate Transactions
  Our lawyers at Liberis Law Firm, PA represent clients in Pensacola and along the Gulf Coast, including out-of-state clients, with all real estate needs. Buying and selling real estate is a complicated matter that should be handled by an experienced professional. We have the legal skills necessary to advise clients in all aspects of your real estate transaction.
• Eminent Domain
• Land Use and Zoning
• Property Damage

Trusts and Estates

• Estate Planning
  I provide comprehensive estate planning services to clients in Pensacola as well as Perdido Key and along the Gulf Coast in Florida. I'll call upon my understanding of laws and requirements to help me create a plan that will protect your loved ones and your legacy. Schedule a consultation today to safeguard your assets.
• Wills
  You have worked hard to build an impressive asset portfolio, and you naturally hope to leave it in good hands when you are no longer at the helm. The asset management attorneys at Liberis Law Firm, PA, familiar with the nuances of Florida wills and trusts, can help you set up a well-founded plan for your overall legacy.
• Trusts
• Power of Attorney
  We will also help you evaluate your need to include other documents to provide the most protection. These documents may include a living will, medical directive and power of attorney. You may also want to consider having a trust to help you avoid probate and provide more financial protection for your loved ones.
• Probate

Finance Law

• Tax Law