Florida Eminent Domain Attorneys

Eminent Domain Attorneys & Lawyers in Florida

At Sever Storey, our mission is to hold condemners, whether they be state, federal, local, utility, or university, accountable to the landowners whose land they are acquiring. Our entire firm is built around serving you, the landowner who is facing eminent domain or condemnation.

We’ve handled all types of eminent domain cases across the nation and are here to walk you through the process with confidence and commitment to your rights. Throughout our careers, we’ve helped landowners collectively receive millions of dollars in compensation that might have otherwise been left on the table.

We care about your eminent domain case in Florida and are ready to answer any questions you might have.

What is Eminent Domain Law in Florida?

Eminent domain in Florida is defined as the government’s right to take private land for public purpose, including the building of parks, schools, government buildings, and more. There are many vague elements of eminent domain law, and sometimes landowners are treated unfairly. In these situations, our eminent domain attorneys in Florida stand up for the rights of landowners and ensure fair treatment in court.

What Should Landowners Do After Receiving An Eminent Domain Notice in Florida?

Have you received an eminent domain notice or offer in Florida? If so, you might be dealing with overwhelming feelings of frustration and uncertainty. There’s no reason you should know how to handle this situation on your own—and luckily, you don’t have to. Here’s what you should do as soon as you receive your eminent domain notice:

1. Get in touch with an eminent domain attorney in Florida:

A skilled attorney will know the best way to proceed in your situation. Don’t hesitate—the government has been researching your land for months or even years, and time is of the essence.

2. Learn about landowner rights:

While it may not always feel like it, you do have rights when facing eminent domain. Knowing these rights will empower you to get the fair treatment you deserve. Your lawyer can help you understand the things you can and cannot do in any given situation.

3. Allow your attorney to negotiate on your behalf:

Negotiating with the government requires skill and expertise. Don’t attempt to do this on your own. Your attorney has the knowledge to act on your behalf and help you get the compensation you may have never expected.

How Sever Storey Can Help You

The attorneys at Sever Storey are eager to assist you in your eminent domain case. Whether you’re located in Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Kentucky, Texas, Illinois, Ohio, or another nearby state, we have a team of experienced attorneys ready to act on your behalf. Don’t walk this journey alone. We’ll consider all the damages you may suffer in this process, and make sure you are fairly compensated in return.

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