Foreclosure Counseling Lawyer At Miami

In recent years, South Florida's residential and commercial Real Estate Attorney Miami owners have struggled to keep ahead of the falling real estate values and sales. Thousands of people have allowed their real property to be lost to foreclosure, without considering the long-term consequences of their decision, or whether there may have been alternatives to walking away from the mortgage.

At the South Florida law firm of Marlyn J. Wiener, P.A., we counsel real estate owners on their options to avoid foreclosure and advise them on the consequences of the other actions they may take to reduce the stress of mortgage payments.

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Foreclosure Counseling Services for South Florida

Some of the services we offer our clients in south Florida include Advising on the benefits and pitfalls of loan modifications Counseling clients on alternatives to foreclosure, including short sales and deed in lieu

of foreclosure Advising on the consequences of going into foreclosure, including a potential for

deficiency judgment and credit problems Negotiating workout agreements with your mortgage lender to allow you to keep your

home or investment property Informing you of your rights if your property does go into foreclosure Strategical on your financial options to save your home, or otherwise put you in the

most favorable position possible Short sale agreement drafting and agreement review Dead lieu of foreclosure drafting and negotiation

South Florida Business Formation and Startup Attorney

Are you considering opening a business in South Florida? Let the Miami law office of Marlyn J. Wiener, P.A. help you launch your new business so you can achieve the success you have dreamed of. Lawyer Marlyn J. Wiener has decades of experience helping business owners and entrepreneurs make the right decisions and guiding them through the complex legal documents and contacts necessary to start their new business.

Don't miss business opportunities while you try to figure out what kind of business entity you should form or how to structure a buy-sell agreement with your partners or shareholders.

Every business owner or operator must consider many legal and business issues before he or she opens the door, including

Entity formation – should I form a limited liability company, a partnership, or a corporation?

Corporations – What is the difference between an S corporation and a C corporation?

Partners and shareholders – what contracts and agreements do we need to set forth our understandings about share of profits, capital contributions, buy-sell provisions, and management roles? What happens if one of the partners dies, retires or becomes disabled, leaves the business or you and your partners want to bring in a new partner?

Asset protection – What can I do to protect my personal assets from liability for the company’s debts?

Compliance – What do I need to do to properly maintain the entity? What kind of business licenses do I need? Do I need to collect and remit sales tax?

Employees, independent contractors, vendors and suppliers – What kind of agreements do I need? What do I need to do when I hire a new employee or engage an independent contractor?

Leases and financing – What do those complicated lease provisions mean? Can I sublet or assign my lease if I sell my business? Who is responsible for repairs? Do the terms of my business line of credit really work for my business?

For all those kind of problems you can contact Real Estate Attorney Miami Beach