$ 350-450 per hour
Timothy N. Baldwin
also known as Tim, Baldwin
About Timothy
Biography
Tim Baldwin specializes in landlord-tenant law and only represents LANDLORDS (property management companies, apartments, and property owners). Evictions, squatter removal, unlawful detainer, civil defense/prosecution, damages actions, risk mitigation, fair housing defense, and more: Property Management Law Solutions PLLC can help landlords, large or small, with all of their landlord legal needs.
Practice Areas
2
Practice Areas
Landlord or Tenant
80%
21 years
Real Estate
20%
21 years
Fees and Rates
Cost
Hourly Rates
Payment Methods
- Cash
- Check
- Credit Card
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Licensed in Florida for 21 years
State: Florida
Acquired: 2004
No misconduct found
Licensed in Montana for 15 years
State: Montana
Acquired: 2010
No misconduct found
Location
Property Management Law Solutions, PLLC
401 E. Chase St., Ste. 100, Pensacola, FL, 32502
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Posted by Susan Gonzalez | July 18, 2017 | Hired Attorney | Landlord & Tenant
Highly recommend Tim to any Property Manager
Tim has been out attorney in the past, and now that he has returned to Florida we quickly hired him again. He has been very helpful with several difficult issues with tenants, has explained the applicable laws to us in layman terms, and has assisted in an eviction. Tim always responds in a timely m...
Timothy Baldwin
Replied last July 18, 2017Thank you, Susan. It's great to represent such great companies and people in this business.
Posted by Steve | June 28, 2017 | Hired Attorney | Lawsuits & Disputes
RUN AWAY!
Please do not hire this man for anything! He took me for almost $14,000. He will not tell you the truth and is very lazy in his practice. He filled paperwork late and never informed his client on doing so. He will over charge and make up hours to justify his bill! He is unethical and will take advan...
Timothy Baldwin
Replied last June 28, 2017Steve was not my client. His dad, Mike, was. It is my understanding that Steve helped Mike pay for legal fees and costs. To date, Mike has never made one negative remark about my services for him. Mike and I had a great relationship and good communications. The case Mike hired the law firm I worked for was a declaratory judgment action, which is a case involving a legal issue only. Mike's case involved a very unique legal issue in Montana regarding whether the State can require an applicant to give his social security number (SSN) to renew his driver's license when the applicant has a religious belief that the Bible prohibits that. Mike did not want to have to give his SSN to obtain a DL, so I litigated the issue for him in District Court in Montana. Litigating this one issue took over a year to get a final order from the court. There were no other cases on record like this one in Montana, and it involved a lot of novel issues and arguments. The Court ruled on all issues raised by the parties. There was not an issue left unturned or undecided in that case. Unfortunately, the court ruled against us, ruling that Mike was required to give his SSN to obtain a driver's license. The Court's order was many pages in length to explain the law and address all of the arguments raised by the parties as the facts were revealed in discovery. Steve was given all of the court filings in this case, including the ones I prepared. Steve was very complimentary of my work even a year into this case. He emailed me and told me on the phone that I had done outstanding legal work on the issues in this case. Steve did have one request: he wanted me to communicate with my client less because he believed it stressed Mike out. I explained to him that Mike is my client, and I must communicate with him effectively. Steve also complained that I had not kept him informed in the case, Steve was not the client, but I gave him all of the updates he needed to know what was going on in the case. During this time, I was an employee with a law firm in Montana. I received a salary, and was not responsible for billing clients or receiving monies directly from any billing done. I did my job, and I recorded my time for the job I did. The amount of filings and discovery that had to be done in this case was extensive and took over a year. Steve said the law firm billed $14,000. If that's true, I am surprised it was not more, given the amount of work done. Anyone who has been in lengthy litigation knows how expensive it can get. At the end of the case, Steve was upset that the court ruled against us, and he then began making complaints that I did not represent Mike effectively. This was well over a year after the law firm was hired to represent Mike. Steve sent the law firm a list of questions about what I did in this case and made accusations that it was my work that caused Mike to lose. The law firm forwarded me Steve's letter. I took the time to write a very lengthy response to each and every question and allegation Steve made. In that response, I explained to Steve--even though I didn't have to as he was not the law firm's client--how the case was handled and why he was incorrect in his bald allegations. I did not hear anything further about this matter. It is unfortunate that Steve is continuing to try and ruin my good reputation and undermine my law practice. I have represented many hundreds of clients in my career since 2004. I have always put my client's first and tried my best to get the best results possible. I did that for Mike. But I have learned that you cannot please everyone, despite my best efforts. Though the court ruled against us in Mike's case, I can look at myself in the mirror and honestly say that I did my best for Mike. I wish Mike and Steve the best in the future.
Posted by Traci | December 17, 2012 | Lawsuits & Disputes
Timothy Baldwin is a highly reccommended Lawyer.
I contacted Tim to dicuss my situation and see if I had a good case. We agreed that I did, and thought it was a good idea to proceed. Tim immediately got the ball rolling in the right direction. He was very thorough and accurate in everything he did for my case. He also kept me well informed of w...
Timothy N. Baldwin's Lawyer Endorsements
"I endorse this lawyer. Tim zealously and tirelessly advocates for every client he takes on. I would highly recommend his services."
"I endorse this lawyer. Tim is an excellent lawyer. He is creative, well versed in the law, hard working, and honest. I would recommend him highly as an attorney."
William Ritchie
Lawsuits and disputes lawyer
Robert Beaty
Family lawyer
Alan Lerner
Class action lawyer
Experience
Honors
2004
Trial Team Competition (3rd Year), Cumberland School of Law, Samford Univ.
2003
Trial Team Competition Award (2nd Year), Cumberland School of Law, Samford Univ.
2003
Dean's List, Cumberland School of Law at Samford University
2002
Trial Team Competition Award (1st Year), Cumberland School of Law, Samford Univ.
Work Experience
2017 - Present
Attorney, Property Management Law Solutions, PLLC
2015 - 2016
Attorney, Billings Legal, PLLC
2014 - 2015
Assistant Public Defender, Office of Public Defender
2006 - 2014
Attorney, Baldwin Law Offices, PA
2004 - 2006
Assistant State Attorney, Florida State Attorney's Office
Associations
2025 - Present
United States District Court, Middle District of FloridaMember
2025 - Present
Escambia-Santa Rosa Bar AssociationMember
2025 - Present
United States District Court, Northern District of FloridaMember
2024 - Present
Florida Apartment AssociationMember
2024 - Present
Bay Area Apartment AssociationMember
2024 - Present
Northwest Florida Apartment AssociationMember
2013 - Present
United States Supreme CourtMember
2011 - Present
United States District Court, District of MontanaMember
2011 - Present
United States Court of Appeals in the Ninth CircuitMember
2010 - Present
Montana State BarMember
2004 - Present
Florida BarMember
2011 - 2015
Northwest Montana Bar AssociationMember
Sample of Legal Cases
Property Managers
Education
2004
Samford University, Cumberland School of Law
JD - Juris Doctor
2001
University of West Florida
Bachelor of Arts
1999
Pensacola Junior College
Associate of Arts
Speaking Engagements
2025
Tampa Bay Fair Housing Symposium 2025
Fair Housing Laws, Practices, and Tips
2025
Roundtable Lunch & Learn
Florida Landlord-Tenant Notices
2025
Legal Hot Topics: Open Carry, Immigration, CPTED
Legal Hot Topics: Open Carry, Immigration, CPTED
2017
Gun Law in Montana
Gun Law in Montana
2017
Attorney Presentation
Florida Landlord-Tenant Legal Notices
Publications
2025
Landlord Hotline
Landlord Hotline Guide
Languages
English
Activity
Legal Answers
Legal Guides
Legal Answers
Q&A
How do I evict my girlfriend from my home I live in Florida.
20 Feb 2026
Q&A
Can I list the house without the signature of co owner?
07 Feb 2026
Q&A
After 14+ years, can tenant application rules get reinstated with my tenants application?
20 Jan 2026
Legal Guides
Legal Guide
Do Landlords Have the Remedy Options Under F.S. 83.595 When the Last Remaining Tenant Dies?
17 Nov 2025
Legal Guide
When Criminal Conduct Returns to the Rental Property
17 Nov 2025
Legal Guide
What Florida’s ‘Open Firearm Carry’ Ruling Means for Landlords
21 Oct 2025