Your Money.
Your Rights.
We represent homeowners and consumers facing foreclosure, predatory debt, and real estate disputes across Florida.
over $10,000,000.00 in client results
TAMPA, FL real estate, foreclosure, and consumer debt attorney
Your Home. Your Money. Your Rights.
We Defend All Three.
Real Estate Attorney
The purchase of real property is a risk for the buyer and a chance to make a profit (in a healthy market) for the seller. There are a number of issues that could turn a real estate purchase from a dream to a nightmare. At Dunivan Law, we help navigate the process.
Consumer LAWYER
We represent individuals with respect to any debts that they may acquire - whether it is credit card debt, a bad solar panel loan, or a judgment that they are trying to collect on. We can discuss the creditors collection activities and determine if a cause of action exists.
FORECLOSURE ATTORNEY
Florida led the nation in foreclosures in 2025. We’ve defended homeowners and real estate investors throughout that process for over a decade, saving countless homes and helping reach mutual settlements with the bank!
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jury trial and non-jury trials
As the court system becomes busier and busier, many lawyers don’t have the time to try a case or, for some, they simply don’t want to.
Co-Counsel
Are you a solo practitioner who wants a second opinion? Maybe you are a seasoned lawyer who wants a fresh set of eyes on a case? We’re here to help!
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