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FIRM OVERVIEW
Law Offices of John L. Di Masi, P.A.
Attorney John L. Di Masi formed the Law Offices of John L. Di Masi, P.A. in 2000 after practicing law in Orlando for 10 years. Previously, John was a founding equity partner of Miller, South & Di Masi, P.A. and was associated with Baker & Hostetler, L.P., and Graham, Clark, Jones, Pratt & Marks, P.A. Today, the Law Offices of John L. Di Masi, P.A. consists of 6 qualified attorneys who represent a myriad of clients in a variety of practice areas.
Get to Know Who We Are
We are able to combine the quality and resources of a large firm with the personal touch, connection, and affordability only possible with a smaller firm. We are proud to offer our diverse experience, a commitment to excellence, and a focus on responsiveness to finding legal solutions for all of the clients that we serve.
Sophisticated Legal Services
The Law Offices of John L. Di Masi, P.A. provides sophisticated legal services in a range of practice areas. Our attorneys have experience representing a wide variety of individual and corporate clients in the following practice areas:
Real Estate
- Acquisition & Development of Real Estate
- Leasing Transactions
- Bank Finance Transactions
- Representation in the Purchase and Sale of Real Estate
- Contract review and New Home Construction Purchase and Representation
Eminent Domain
- Representation of property owners in eminent domain proceedings
- Bert J. Harris Act litigation
Land Use and Property Rights Litigation
- Disputes involving Contracts for the Sale and Purchase of Real Estate Property
- Disputes arising from the ownership of Real Property
- Representation before County and Municipal Boards
- Mortgage Foreclosures (Residential & Commercial)Landlord/Tenant Evictions (Residential & Commercial)Boundary and Land Title Disputes
- Zoning Disputes
- Appellate litigation involving denial of land use approvals by local governments
Land Development
Representation of property owners before local governments on land use approvals, including but not limited to:
- PUDSSpecial Exceptions
- Conditional Uses
- Variances
- Zoning Changes
- Comprehensive Plan Amendments
Business Transactions
- Preparation of Contracts
- Joint Venture Agreements
- New Business Incorporations
- Partnerships
- Limited Liability Companies
- General Corporate Representation
Construction Litigation
- Representation of contractors, subcontractors, material-men, vendors and owners
- Defects and workmanship issues involving residential and commercial construction
- Claim of Lien Litigation
General Commercial Litigation
- Contracts
- Business Litigation
- UCC Litigation (Sales and Negotiable Instruments)
- Consumer Law
- Non-Compete Clauses
Creditors' Rights Litigation
- Attachment
- Replevin
- Collections
- Garnishment
Title Insurance Litigation
- Quiet Title Actions
- Declaratory Judgment Actions
- Boundary Disputes
- Resolution of Title Defects
- Title Insurance Coverage and Defalcation Issues
- Partition of Real Estate
Real Estate Closings
- Residential Real Estate Closings
- Existing Home Sales
- Loan Refinance Closings
- New Home Sales
- 1031 Exchanges
- Commercial Real Estate Closings
Community Association Representation
- Representation of HOA’s and Condominiums
- Incorporation and Formation
- Analysis of Governing Documents
- Amendment & Restatement of Governing Documents
- Covenant Enforcement
- Private Mediation of Covenant Enforcement
- Collection of Delinquent Assessments
- Lien Foreclosure Proceedings
- Defense of DBPR Complaints
- Termination of Associations
The information you obtain at this site is not, nor is it intended to be, legal advice. You should consult an attorney for advice regarding your individual situation. We invite you to contact us and welcome your calls, letters and electronic mail. Contacting us does not create an attorney-client relationship. Please do not send any confidential information to us until such time as an attorney-client relationship has been established.