Mary E Van Winkle Attorney

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AKA: Van Winkle Mary E
Categories: Wills, Trusts & Estate Planning Attorneys, Attorneys, Bankruptcy Law Attorneys, Business Law Attorneys, Corporation & Partnership Law Attorneys, Estate Planning, Probate, & Living Trusts, General Practice Attorneys, Real Estate Attorneys

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Phone: (941) 923-1685

Address: 3859 Bee Ridge Rd Ste 202, Sarasota, FL 34233

Real Estate Litigation
In dealing with residential or commercial real estate, landlord and tenant legal issues can be complicated. Not only is there standard contract law to be considered in real estate law eviction, there are also special laws regarding the rental of real estate and, more particularly, the eviction of tenants. In fact, there are few areas of the law with more consumer protections than the laws regarding residential tenant rights. Call us today to learn more.
Real Estate Transactions
Landlord-Tenant Disputes
We represent clients in real estate matters including: sales, purchases, leasing and other transfers of real estate and real property; title to real property; settlement of claims against property rights; landlord-tenant issues; financing, mortgages and foreclosures; securitized real estate investments and various other relevant topics. Call us today, we can answer your questions.

Estate Planning
A small firm specializing in personal attention for our clients. Started in 1990, the firm has provided clients with the same resources as many larger firms, without the higher cost or lack of personalized service found with larger firms. The law Firm of Van Winkle & Sams PA was founded 1980 by Mary E Van Winkle. Today the firm is a culmination of the shared vision of Mary and Laurie Sams to create a client centered firm which could service all the legal needs of the average small family business, from small business creation, corporate matters, contract review and preparation, real estate matters, litigation to defend or enforce contract rights, as well as estate planning and probate and trust administration.
Wills
Trusts
For even greater protection, people often create Revocable Living Trusts and re-title assets into the name of the Trust. The creator of the Trust will usually serve as Trustee, but if he or she becomes incapacitated, a Successor Trustee can step in and continue the management of the Trust assets.
Power of Attorney
To avoid this, each spouse should execute a Durable Power of Attorney naming the other as agent, with authority to administer all assets the other spouse owns. They should both name a successor agent, in case the other spouse might not be able to serve.
Probate

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