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Contingent (35%-50%), Fixed (Sometimes), Free Consultation (10 minutes), Hourly ($500-$850/hour), Pro Bono (15%)
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Check, Credit Card
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About MePhotos (2)Videos (1) |
Love spending time with my grandchildren, indoors or out, traveling or not. Nothing quite gets my mind off my work quite as thoroughly as playing with, reading... more View all photos and/or videos |
Client Reviews |
 “Dedicated and remarkable attorney”Posted by: David, almost 2 years ago.
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Mr. Weiss represented me in my property tax appeal in a case that we have won on several instances and is now going to the Supreme Court of Florida....
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“Daniel Weiss did an excellent job on my Property Tax Appeal case!”Posted by: a Real Estate client, about 4 years ago.
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Daniel Weiss did an excellent job representing me in my Property Tax Appeal case in Miami-Dade County. He is highly knowledgeable in the field of...
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Peer Endorsements |
 Government law and property tax disputes are two areas that require an attorney to have the experience and expertise to go toe to toe with state,... more Endorsement from lawyer: Steven Klitzner , North Miami Beach (FL), 6 months ago Is there a better advocate on municipal law issues than Dan Weiss? Time and again, I have gone to Dan for consultations on matters of state, local... more Endorsement from lawyer: Bart Chepenik , North Miami (Florida), Almost 3 years ago |
License |
32 years since Daniel Avram Weiss was first licensed to practice law.
We have not found any instances of professional misconduct for this lawyer.
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Outcome: Statute required taxpayer to make good faith payment after the tax year in order to maintain court jurisdiction
Outcome: Parties were entitled to discovery documents related to all three approaches to value
Outcome: Remedy for delayed personnel appeal was to require hearings to be scheduled, not to reverse disciplinary action
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