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  • Altamonte Springs Office

    Address

    238 N. Westmonte Dr.,
    Suite 270,
    Altamonte Springs, Florida 32714

    Phone

    407-863-1883

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  • 5.0/5.0

    Zortman Law has been handling all of my legal needs for my small business and I am extremely appreciative of their knowledge and quick response to my various issues. Chase Zortman is straight to the point and easy to deal with. 5 star attor...
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  • 5.0/5.0

    Chase Zortman and Zortman Law have been assisting me with leases and disputes with tenants since 2021 and I am always satisfied with their professionalism and their effectiveness.

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  • 5.0/5.0

    I had to hire Zortman Law for an eviction case due to a tenant who had stopped paying rent. Attorney Chase Zortman was great to deal with, kept me up to date with the status of the case and finished the matter quickly.

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  • 5.0/5.0

    You'd be hard-pressed to find another construction attorney that possesses the critical thinking and analytical skills that Chase has. Given our volume of business, we occasionally need to pursue a deadbeat former client that refuses to ...
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  • 5.0/5.0

    Chase Zortman reviewed and updated the contracts for my small business and I was very impressed with his knowledge and attention to detail. He was responsive to my calls and emails and made me feel very confident that my interests are prote...
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Experienced Florida Real Estate Attorneys Handle Property Matters

Seasoned Altamonte Springs lawyers assist with transactions, zoning issues, and disputes

For nearly two decades, Zortman Law in Altamonte Springs, Florida has provided invaluable legal assistance to individuals across Seminole, Orange and Osceola counties in an array of real estate matters. As lawyers with 20 combined years of experience representing Floridians in residential and commercial sales and purchases, we have a detailed knowledge of the relevant state and local real estate and zoning laws. Whether you’re buying your first home or selling a corporate complex, we provide the skilled guidance you need to protect your property rights.

Knowledgeable counselors draft and review real estate contracts

In a real estate transaction, contracts are legally binding agreements made between the buyer and the seller. These agreements specify the terms and conditions of the sale and address inspection details, financing terms, closing costs, warranties, and default terms. Real estate contracts typically feature these components: 

  • The contract must specify the buyer and seller or parties to the transaction.
  • The contract must specify the real property, including both the street address and legal description.
  • The contract must specify items included, if any, such as appliances or office equipment.
  • The contract must specify the purchase price or a verifiable amount.
  • The contract must specify the closing date when the title and funds will be exchanged.
  • The contract must be signed by both parties (or an authorized representative for commercial transactions) to be binding, with each party being of legal age and of sound mind

Real estate is often the largest investment a person or business will ever make, so it’s essential you’re represented by a skilled attorney who can help ensure your transaction proceeds as smoothly as possible. We also draft and review landlord-tenant agreements for clients in Central Florida.

Accomplished litigators handle land use and zoning matters

Our attorneys are familiar with the relevant zoning and land use laws in Florida cities and counties. Whether you want to subdivide existing property or need help obtaining a variance to a zoning ordinance, we will advise you on local regulations and assist with all required permits so that you are free to use your land as you wish. Our firm also prepares and negotiates developer agreements and represents clients facing impact fees.

Skilled property advisers handle title disputes

For any property sale to proceed, clear ownership must first be established. A thorough title search is required to ensure the seller is the legal owner and that there are no encumbrances such as liens, judgments or mortgage claims that could derail the transaction. Our firm represents both individuals and businesses in title disputes in Central Florida, including those involving boundary conflicts between owners of adjoining properties.

Contact a trusted Altamonte Springs real estate lawyer for your free consultation

At Zortman Law in Altamonte Springs, Florida, we represent clients in Seminole, Orange and Osceola counties in a full range of real estate matters. To schedule a free consultation, call 407-284-3812 or contact us online.