Florida Real Estate Law

Real Estate Legal Services for Investors, Landlords, and Homeowners

Title problems. Problem tenants. Lender-side foreclosure. Co-owner disputes. Whatever the real estate issue, there is a legal remedy and a deadline that matters. We know both.

Serving real estate investors, landlords, private lenders, and homeowners across all of Florida.

Florida Bar Member Filed Within 5 Business Days Serving All of Florida Free Discovery Call

Who We Help

Real Estate Problems That Require a Real Attorney

Most real estate legal problems have a deadline attached. The longer you wait, the fewer options you have. If any of these situations sound familiar, we can help.

Investors and Buyers

  • Title defects blocking your sale or refinance
  • Tax deed or foreclosure purchase with clouded title
  • Contracts that shift risk to you before you close
  • Post-sale occupants who refuse to leave

Landlords and Property Managers

  • Tenants who stopped paying rent
  • Lease violations you need to act on now
  • Holdover tenants who refuse to leave after the lease ends
  • Occupants with no lease who claim tenancy

Homeowners and Co-Owners

  • You purchased at a foreclosure sale and need to clear title
  • Inherited property with heirs who cannot agree
  • A family member on your property who refuses to leave
  • Co-owner disputes over an investment property
Natalia Ouellette-Grice, Real Estate Attorney

Your Attorney

Natalia Ouellette-Grice, Esq.

Natalia is a Florida Bar-licensed attorney with a JD from Stetson University College of Law, an MBA, and an LLM in Taxation. She has spent her career at the intersection of real estate law, investor strategy, and legal education.

She is the author of four books on Florida real estate law, a featured guest on the Invest Florida Podcast, and has represented investors, landlords, private lenders, and homeowners across every type of real estate dispute Florida courts see.

JD, Stetson University LLM in Taxation MBA Florida Bar Member Published Author Invest Florida Podcast

Why LCO Law

What Makes Us Different

5 Days

Eviction and quiet title cases are usually filed within 5 business days of being retained

4 Books

Published author on Florida real estate law, tax deeds, foreclosures, and landlord strategy

Flat Fees

Most of our cases are billed by flat fee so you know the cost before we start.

All Florida

We serve clients statewide, with virtual and in-person options available

Full Service

From contract review and title work through litigation and court if it comes to that

Always Informed

We pride ourselves on excellent communication. That means we keep you updated every step of the way so you always know where your case stands.

From Contract to Courtroom, We Handle It

Most real estate attorneys do either transactional work or litigation. We do both. That means when a lease we drafted ends in an eviction, we already know the facts. When a quiet title clears and you are ready to close, we handle that too. One firm, the whole deal.

Cases typically filed within 5 business days
Flat fees so you know the cost before we start
Statewide coverage across all of Florida
Deep investor focus: tax deeds, foreclosures, rentals
We explain everything in plain language before you decide

Get Started

Schedule Your Free Discovery Call

Tell us about your real estate situation. We will let you know exactly what the legal remedy is, what the process looks like, and how quickly we can move. No pressure, no obligation.

No pressure

This is a conversation, not a sales pitch.

No obligation

Learn what you need before you commit.

Move fast

We typically file within 5 business days of being retained.