Saint Augustine, FL
Real estate Lawyer at Saint Augustine, FL
Practice Areas: Real Estate, Litigation ... +3 more
OUTCOME: Trial Court Sustained
Successfully defended trial court’s final judgment award based on a breach of contract action, including recovering attorney’s fees and costs at trial and on appeal.
OUTCOME: Affirmed on Appeal
Successfully defended a trial court’s final dissolution judgment, awarding child support and deviating from the 7th Circuit Timesharing Guidelines based on best interests of the child.
OUTCOME: Judgment and Per Curiam Affirmance on Appeal
Embezzlement by employee of approximately $93k. Successfully obtained judgment and won on appeal to Fifth District Court of Appeals.
OUTCOME: Affirmed on Appeal
Successfully defended a final judgment for employer who obtained treble damage award based on employee’s theft.
OUTCOME: Remanded to Trial Court
Successfully prevented a case from being removed to federal court based on a lack of subject matter jurisdiction, thereby preserving the local government’s state court action.
OUTCOME: Successfully defended Curb Systems at Arbitration
Uniform company sued curb and parking lot contractor over claim of early termination of contracts. Curb Systems defended on grounds of poor quality of uniforms and overcharges.
OUTCOME: Foreclosure case dismissed at trial.
Lender sued to foreclose mortgage. We raised numerous defenses. At trial, we successfully defended on grounds that lender failed to disclose witnesses prior to trial, as required by pretrial order. ... Judge excluded all lender witnesses.
OUTCOME: Won at trial.
Brought action on behalf of mother of 3 children to force father to pay child support.
OUTCOME: Developer Prevailed on Appeal
Successfully defended developer of mixed use project against challenge by neighboring property owners who filed suit under Section 163.3215, Florida Statutes, claiming the project was inconsistent with ... the St. Johns County Comprehensive Plan.
OUTCOME: Successfully defended Client's asset protection.
Asset protection was challenged by a Lender, who brought a lawsuit claiming client made a fraudulent transfer to avoid payment of debt. Lender claimed that client's payment of one creditor, a fmaily m ... ember, over another creditor was fraud.