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Raizel Hernandez Ferderer
A firm focused on Real Estate & Title and Business law
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Is a distinguished attorney and founding partner of RHF LAW, a firm dedicated to providing reliable legal counsel and personalized representation in Real Estate, Title Law, and Business Law.
Her approach is grounded in building strong client relationships, understanding their goals and challenges, and ensuring that every legal strategy is both personalized and effective.
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What areas do you provide services to?
Our firm proudly serves Broward, Palm Beach, and Miami-Dade counties for a wide range of legal needs. We also offer statewide representation across all of Florida for our core practice areas, including State and Business Law, Real Estate transactions, title, insurance, and HOA matters. Contact us to discuss your needs.
What areas of law does RHF Law specialize in?
At RHF Law, we focus on litigation, real estate, insurance claims, landlord/tenant disputes, and business law. This includes contract drafting, HOA/condo disputes, title work, corporate formation (LLCs, corporations, partnerships), and first- and third-party insurance matters.
What is Raizel Hernandez’s background, experience, and language proficiency?
Raizel has been licensed to practice law in Florida since 2012, giving her over a decade of experience in litigation, negotiation, and transactional work. She is fully bilingual in English and Spanish, ensuring that clients can comfortably communicate in the language they prefer. Her academic and professional background reflect her strong commitment to the law: she earned her J.D., cum laude, from St. Thomas University School of Law and graduated magna cum laude with a B.S. in Political Science & Business Law from the University of Miami. Before becoming an attorney, she worked as a paralegal for nine years across multiple practice areas, clerked for a judge, and served as an Assistant State Attorney in Miami-Dade County. She remains in good standing with the Florida Bar.
What types of business entities can you help form or manage?
RHF Law assists with formation and structure of several business entity types, including corporations, limited liability companies (LLCs), partnerships, and non-profit (501(c)(3)) organizations. We can also help with governance, filings, and ongoing compliance.
If I have a real estate issue (for instance, title work or a contract dispute), can RHF Law handle that?
Absolutely. Real estate is central to our practice. We handle title work, commercial and residential transactions, contract drafting and review, lease and guaranty agreements, disputes with HOA or condo associations, and litigation around real estate matters.
What should I expect during the initial consultation, how do I prepare, and how does RHF Law charge for services?
At RHF Law, we strive for transparency from the very beginning. During your initial consultation, you’ll have the opportunity to share the details of your case, ask questions, and explore potential strategies. Depending on the matter, this consultation may be complimentary or offered at a reduced cost. To make the most of your meeting, please bring all relevant documents (such as contracts, leases, insurance policies, or correspondence), a timeline of events, and a clear idea of your goals. When it comes to fees, RHF Law typically works on hourly billing for litigation and transactional services, but in some cases, we may arrange flat fees or alternative fee agreements. For certain matters like real estate closings or insurance claims, fixed fees may also be available. We’ll clarify the billing structure up front so there are no surprises.
What if there’s a dispute, can RHF Law help with dispute resolution outside of court, such as mediation or negotiation?
Yes. While litigation is sometimes necessary, RHF Law believes in exploring alternatives like mediation, arbitration, or direct negotiation when possible. These pathways often save time, expense, and stress, while still advocating for clients’ rights.
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