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Real Estate Attorney in Gainesville, Florida

Carolyn N. Budnik

Carolyn N. Budnik

Attorney at Law

As a Florida native, I have spent more than 25 years helping individuals and businesses work through their difficult legal and financial situations. I started my own law firm to focus on providing knowledgeable legal guidance, and I have built a reputation for vigorously representing my clients in and out of the courtroom. I offer experienced legal counsel at affordable rates, with strategies specifically tailored to suit the needs of each client. Proudly serving individuals and businesses in the Gainesville area of Florida, I will work to help you find a fair and satisfying solution to your legal situation.

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Direct Communication

You will work directly with me. I take the time to explain the details of your case clearly and make myself available to hear your concerns and answer your questions.

Personal Service

Your situation is not the same as anyone else's. As your attorney, I will always provide the customized, individual attention you and your case deserve.

Assertive Approach

Litigation is not a field for the faint-of-heart. I'm a tough advocate, and I won't back down from fighting hard to reach a favorable outcome for you.

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Finding Positive Solutions to Your Legal Situations

When you are confronted with a difficult legal situation — either personally or professionally — you should never attempt to face it on your own. Your best option is always to put the skills and knowledge of an experienced attorney to work on your case. I focus my practice on helping individuals and companies in the Gainsville, FL area navigate complicated legal situations and pursue favorable outcomes to their cases.

Real estate investors frequently face complex legal matters, but retaining the services of a skilled litigation attorney can put your investment in a strong position. I regularly handle foreclosures for private lenders and real estate investors. I also have a deep understanding of the pitfalls of Contracts for Deeds cases. I will fight aggressively on behalf of you and your investment, and I always work in your business's best interest.

I have extensive experience helping clients work through real estate litigation, including foreclosures, partitions, easement and quiet title actions. Your home is not only a valuable asset, but it is where you live your life. Finding satisfying solutions and helping you fight to protect your property is something I take very seriously. You can count on me to stand by your side.

I am a member of TheFund and can handle your closing needs statewide. I give personal attention to every file and truly care about your transaction.

For straightforward legal representation in real estate litigation and closings in North Central Florida, contact Carolyn N. Budnik, PLLC to schedule a consultation.

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