Palm Beach Gardens Real Estate Attorney

The Law Office of Renee Marie Smith, PA is a Florida real estate law firm based in Palm Beach Gardens. The firm helps property owners, co-owners, heirs, buyers, sellers, and investors with partition actions, quiet title actions, surplus funds recovery, and closings and title work.

Putting the Real Back Into Real Estate

Resolve Palm Beach Gardens Property Matters With Focused Legal Help

Whether you are settling an ownership dispute, clearing a title problem, recovering funds from a foreclosure sale, or closing on a property, the firm offers four core real estate services for Palm Beach Gardens clients.

Partition Actions

Resolve disputes between co-owners who disagree about selling or dividing shared property.

Quiet Title Actions

Clear clouded or disputed title so ownership is clear and the property can be sold or financed.

Surplus Funds Recovery

Pursue leftover funds owed to a former owner after a foreclosure or tax deed sale.

Closings and Title Work

Move through a Florida property closing with title review and document support at every step.

25+

Years of Florida real estate law experience

Statewide Florida Representation From a Palm Beach Gardens Base

Palm Beach Gardens clients can work with the firm on Florida real estate matters no matter where the property sits in the state.

Representation may cover disputes and transactions involving property located outside Palm Beach Gardens, subject to the facts of each matter.

Renee Marie Smith, Esq. is a Florida real estate attorney who works with clients across the state on partition, title, surplus funds, and closing matters.

Visitors with broader deal needs can learn more about commercial and residential real estate transactions.

Local Real Estate Attorney Guidance Is Available for Palm Beach Gardens Clients

  • Can a Palm Beach Gardens attorney handle property outside Palm Beach County?

    Yes, a Florida real estate attorney can represent clients in matters involving property throughout Florida, subject to the facts and court or transaction requirements. The office location in Palm Beach Gardens does not limit where the property itself is located.

  • What should I bring to my first real estate law consultation?

    Bring or send deeds, contracts, title reports, court papers, foreclosure notices, correspondence, and a clear timeline of events. These records help the attorney identify the legal issue involved and discuss practical next steps for your situation.

  • Can an heir ask about a Florida property before probate is complete?

    Yes, heirs can seek legal guidance early, especially when title, co-ownership, a pending sale, or surplus funds may affect the property. The attorney can review available records and identify which issues need attention before probate closes.

  • Do I need an attorney for a Palm Beach Gardens real estate closing?

    An attorney can review contracts, title issues, closing documents, and transaction risks before funds and ownership change hands. The right level of legal work depends on the deal and the concerns you want addressed before closing.

Have a question about your Palm Beach Gardens property? Reach out to schedule a consultation.

Monday–Friday, 9:00 AM–5:00 PM

Let's Discuss Your Florida Property Matter

Visit the contact page to request a consultation for partition actions, quiet title issues, surplus funds recovery, or closings and title work.

Call 866-839-1192during business hours.