Eminent Domain Attorneys

Serving all of Florida

Full Compensation for Your Property - You are entitled to full compensation according to Florida State Law. Click here to learn more.
Compensation for Business Property - Many circumstances must apply for a business to make a claim against eminent domain and in order to receive compensation for damage.
Compensation for Property - As property owner, you are entitled to full compensation in an eminent domain claim including severance damages and attorney fees.
Compensation for Renters Property - Renters of homes or apartments are also considered entitled to compensation under Florida law.
What is Fair Value for Compensation? - Fair value is usually considered to be the fair market value for your property when the government takes it through eminent domain.
Determining Eminent Domain Values - Determining the value of property subjected to eminent domain must be handled according to Florida Statutes.
Eminent Domain for Conservation
Eminent Domain Business Damages
History of Eminent Domain
Condemnation and Inverse Condemnation
Prejudgment Interest and Eminent Domain
School Districts' Use of Eminent Domain
Small Businesses and Eminent Domain
Foreclosure and Eminent Domain
HUD Housing and Eminent Domain
Public Notice and Eminent Domain
Zoning and Eminent Domain

Reasons for Government Taking Property
The Condemnation Process - The condemnation process can be difficult and confusing. Click here to learn about the process.
Authorities Who Have Rights to Condemn Property - Your property may be condemned by any number of governmental agencies for a variety of purposes.
Challenge the Condemnation of Your Property - The attorneys of the Florida Property Rights Law Firm can effectively devise tactics to help you challenge whether the government has met certain criteria for ceasing your land.
Sewer & Water Projects

Eminent Domain News - Click here for details on cases involving Florida eminent domain and condemnation.
The Stimulus Package - Stimulus money is slated for housing and infrastructure projects which may require use of eminent domain.

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