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Expert Legal Guidance in Broward County

Expert Legal Guidance in Broward County

Dealing with legal issues can be stressful, but you do not have to face it alone. We’re here to make things easier for you.

Our team of experienced Broward County attorneys is dedicated to providing you with clear, straightforward legal support. We take the time to listen to your needs, explain your options, and work tirelessly to achieve the best results for you.

At Sharan Law, you’re not just another case; you are a valued client who deserves personal attention and expert advice. Contact us today and let’s start working together to find the best solutions for you.

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Comprehensive Legal Services for Every Situation

No matter what legal issue you’re facing, Sharan Law has the expertise to help. We offer a wide range of legal services designed to address the diverse needs of our clients. From business law to insurance claims, we provide comprehensive legal support to guide you through every situation.
Business Law
Running a business in Broward County involves a much more than just providing great products or services. You have to go through a maze of legal requirements that can sometimes feel overwhelming.

Immigration Law

Immigration can be a complex and emotionally charged process, especially when your family’s future is on the line. We know how important it is for you to secure your place in Broward County and achieve your dreams.

Real Estate Law

Whether you are investing in your first home or managing a commercial property portfolio, Real Estate transactions in Broward County come with their fair share of legal challenges.

Association Law

Navigating an association involves dealing with a variety of legal issues, from enforcing the Declaration and Bylaws to resolving disputes between unit owners. We specialize in association law, offering legal guidance that helps your community run smoothly.

Foreclosure Defense Law

When disaster strikes, you rely on your insurance policy to cover the losses. But what happens when your insurance company denies or delays your claim? At Sharan Law, we fight for your right to fair compensation.

Personal Injury Law

Accidents happen, but when someone else’s negligence causes you harm, you deserve justice and fair compensation. At Sharan Law, we are dedicated to protecting the rights of personal injury victims in Broward County.

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If you’re facing a legal challenge, don’t deal with it alone. Sharan Law is here to provide the expert legal guidance you need. Whether you’re dealing with a complex business issue, a real estate transaction, or an immigration matter, our Broward County attorneys are ready to help. Book your consultation today and take the first step towards resolving your legal issues with confidence.

Personalized Legal Representation You Can Rely On

When it comes to legal matters, having someone on your side who truly understands your situation makes all the difference. At Sharan Law, we believe in offering personalized legal representation that you can count on. We take the time to get to know you and your specific needs, whether you’re dealing with a business issue or need a family lawyer in Broward County.

This personal approach allows us to craft legal strategies that are tailored just for you, ensuring that you get the best possible outcome. We’re not just here to offer legal advice—we’re here to support you every step of the way. You can rely on us to be thorough, attentive, and dedicated to your case, giving you the peace of mind that you’re in good hands.

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Your Questions About Any Query

What is a Repayment plan?

Repayment plans are an agreement with the lender for how you will make the missed payments. Often, you can agree to pay the lender a sum of additional money, on top of your monthly mortgage that is only for payment of the missed payments, if you are unable to make these payments all at once.

Absolutely. A common misconception is that a bank can’t come after you if you bought property at another foreclosure auction. The bank has the highest priority and can foreclose on any property if the borrower is in default, even if you just bought the property at an association foreclosure one day before the bank filed its case. This is why it’s important that you hire us to review title on the property prior to buying it.

Under Florida law, the new buyer of the property is jointly and severally liable for all unpaid assessments with the prior owner. However, there are ways that we can help reduce the amount owed and sometimes, even get rid of the past assessments.

The ability of a landlord to increase rent depends on the terms of the lease agreement and state law. Many cities and counties have their own regulations on how much notice is required prior to increasing the rent. However, it primarily depends on the lease agreement.

A Tenant that believes there is mold in the property, must notify the Landlord of that issue in writing. The Tenant must demand prompt remediation. Take photographs or videos of the mold and keep records of communication. If the Landlord does nothing, the Tenant has the right to withhold rent and/or terminate the lease. However, you should consult us prior to withholding rent and/or terminating the lease because proper protocol needs to be followed in order for your notice to be valid.

What is a Deed In Lieu of Foreclosure?

This is an option available to you if you no longer want the property. A Deed in Lieu is an agreement with the lender where you voluntarily turn over your property to the lender. However, prior to signing the deed over, you must make sure that the lender will not come back after you for any more amounts owed.

While your recourse is limited, yes, you absolutely have recourse. You can’t fight the association based on the Declaration, but Florida law protects you from discrimination. If you feel that you have been discriminated against by either your landlord, property management team, or the Association itself, call us today to go over your options.

Florida law requires that the Landlord give you a thirty day notice of termination.

Landlords are required to give reasonable notice to enter their property, but this notice has to be regarding either inspection or repairs. A landlord cannot consistently enter rented premises to harass a tenant.

Loss mitigation is the process through which borrowers and lenders work together to find alternatives to foreclosure in situations where the borrower is struggling to make mortgage payments. The goal of loss mitigation is to mitigate or minimize the financial loss for both parties by finding a mutually agreeable solution that allows the borrower to retain homeownership and the lender to recover as much of the outstanding debt as possible.

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