Top Miami Eminent Domain Lawyers - Florida

Nearby Cities: Miami Beach, Hialeah, Hollywood, Fort Lauderdale, Pompano Beach

Related Practice Areas: Foreclosure & Alternatives, Land Use & Zoning, Landlord-Tenant, Real Estate

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Most parcels of real estate are highly valued by their owners in both an emotional and a monetary sense. For homeowners, the property may be the place where they have watched their children grow up or where they hope to raise a family . For business owners, a particular property may be essential to the dreams they hoped to fulfill when they began their businesses. Add on top of that the fact that...

Harris Harris Bauerle Ziegler Lopez is a full service firm of skilled eminent domain attorneys who will take your case without taking a single penny out of your pocket. All of our fees and the costs of consultants retained on your behalf are paid by the taking authority over and above what we obtain for your compensation. We have worked on both sides of eminent domain cases, representing owners as...

Need help with an Eminent Domain issue?

You've come to the right place.  Whether you are a homeowner or a commercial property owner, an eminent domain lawyer may help challenge the government's authority to take your property for public use ("eminent domain" power).

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