Jupiter Real Estate Law Firm
Overview
PRACTICE:
General Civil Practice, Real Property, Commercial, Corporate, Probate, Civil Practice in all Courts, Commercial, Real Property and Probate Litigation.
FIRM PROFILE: Year Established: 1989
DONALD S. FRADLEY, born Miami...
PRACTICE:
General Civil Practice, Real Property, Commercial, Corporate, Probate, Civil Practice in all Courts, Commercial, Real Property and Probate Litigation.
FIRM PROFILE: Year Established: 1989
DONALD S. FRADLEY, born Miami...
PRACTICE:
General Civil Practice, Real Property, Commercial, Corporate, Probate, Civil Practice in all Courts, Commercial, Real Property and Probate Litigation.
FIRM PROFILE: Year Established: 1989
DONALD S. FRADLEY, born Miami, Florida, June 4, 1955;admitted to bar, 1980, Florida; 1983, U.S. District Court, Northern District of Florida; 1985, U.S. District Court, Southern District of Florida; 1989, U.S.District Court, Middle District of Florida.
Education: Miami-Dade Community;
Member: The Florida Bar, Real Property, Probate and Trust Law section of the Florida Bar, Palm Beach County Bar Association,
Practice Areas: General Civil Practice, Real Property, Commercial, Wills and Probate, Business Organization, Litigation and Appeals in all courts.
REFERENCES: Attorney's Title Insurance Fund, Inc.; R. J. Gators Franchise Systems, Inc.; Chasewood of Jupiter North Condominium Association, Inc.; and SunTrust Bank.
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