Dutton & Salta represents individuals, families, and property owners throughout Florida in legal matters involving real estate, property rights, probate, and related litigation.
Whether you are facing disputes over ownership, title defects, inherited property issues, foreclosure matters, or unauthorized occupancy, we help you understand your options and guide you through the legal process.
Real Estate Attorneys Tampa Florida
Dutton & Salta represents individuals, families, and property owners throughout Florida in legal matters involving real estate, property rights, probate, and related litigation.
Whether you are facing disputes over ownership, title defects, inherited property issues, foreclosure matters, or unauthorized occupancy, we help you understand your options and guide you through the legal process.
Areas of Practice
PROPERTY & PROBATE MATTERS WE HANDLE
Partition and Co-Ownership Disputes
When co-owners cannot agree on the use or sale of property, legal action may be necessary. We help resolve disputes efficiently while protecting your ownership rights.
Quiet Title Actions and Title Defect Disputes
Unclear or disputed ownership can prevent you from selling or refinancing property. We handle quiet title actions and resolve title defects to secure clear legal ownership.
Foreclosure Defense
Facing foreclosure can be overwhelming. We provide strategic legal representation to protect your home and explore every available option to defend your rights.
Unlawful Detainer and Eviction Actions
Whether you are a property owner or tenant, eviction matters require careful legal handling. We guide clients through unlawful detainer actions with clarity and precision.
Probate and Estate Related Property Matters
Property issues often arise during probate and estate administration. We assist families in resolving ownership, distribution, and real estate disputes with care and professionalism.
Homestead Determinations
Homestead status can significantly impact property rights and creditor claims. We provide clear legal guidance to establish and protect your homestead rights.
Every case presents different facts and legal challenges. We work with you to assess your situation, explain potential options, and pursue a path forward under Florida law.
Why Tampa Property Owners Choose Us
Dutton & Salta was founded by attorneys Robert Salta and Corrie Dutton to help Florida families and property owners resolve real estate, probate, and property-rights disputes.
We help families and co-owners navigate partition actions and the forced sale of property, ownership conflicts, fraudulent deeds, foreclosure defense, and unauthorized occupancy, guiding them through every step of the legal process.
Our Experience: Corrie Dutton has practiced law since 2019 and has been licensed in Florida since 2021 (Florida Bar No. 1032315). Robert Salta has been licensed in Florida since 2020 (Florida Bar No. 1022665). Both are members of the Hillsborough County Bar Association and its Real Property, Probate & Trust Law Section.
Free Consultations: Unsure whether your situation requires a real estate attorney? We offer free initial consultations to discuss your matter and how our firm may be able to help.
Contact us today to schedule your free consultation and learn how we can assist you.
What Our Clients Say
Areas we serve
Dutton & Salta represents clients in real estate, probate, and property disputes throughout all 67 counties in Florida.
- Hillsborough County
- Orange County
- Pinellas County
- Manatee County
- Pasco County
- Sarasota County
- Polk County
- Miami-Dade County
Don’t see your county listed? We represent clients across the entire state of Florida. Contact us to discuss your case.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you only handle cases in Tampa, or throughout Florida?
Our office is based in Tampa, and we regularly serve clients throughout the greater Tampa Bay area, but we also work statewide as Florida real estate attorneys and probate attorneys. No matter where in Florida your property is located, contact us to schedule a free consultation.
What types of real estate litigation does Dutton & Salta handle?
Our attorneys handle real estate litigation involving partition actions, quiet title actions, fraudulent deeds, title disputes, foreclosure defense, evictions, unlawful detainer actions, and breach of contract claims. We represent property owners, co-owners, landlords, homeowners, and investors through every stage of the litigation process, from initial filing to trial, while working to protect their property and ownership rights.
When should you hire a real estate attorney?
You should hire a real estate attorney as soon as a dispute arises over property ownership, a title defect surfaces, foreclosure proceedings begin, or a co-owner wants to force a sale through partition. Acting early preserves your legal options and avoids missed deadlines that can weaken your case.
What should I do if I'm facing foreclosure in Florida?
If you’ve received a foreclosure notice, don’t wait. Florida law gives you a limited window to respond. A real estate attorney can review your loan documents, identify possible defenses, and explore alternatives like loan modification or a short sale. Contact our firm as soon as possible to protect your rights.
Do you represent landlords in property disputes?
Yes. We represent landlords in lease disputes, unlawful detainer actions, and evictions. At this time, we are not taking on tenant representation. If you’re a tenant facing a dispute with your landlord, we recommend reaching out to a tenants’ rights attorney or legal aid organization in your area. Because landlord-tenant law involves strict notice and timing requirements under Florida law, early legal guidance is important no matter which side of the dispute you’re on.
How do I get a free consultation with a real estate attorney in Tampa?
Dutton & Salta offers a free consultation for Tampa-area property, probate, and title disputes. Call our office or complete the contact form on this page with a short description of your situation, and an attorney will follow up to discuss your options and next steps.
How much is a consultation with a real estate attorney?
Dutton & Salta offers the first consultation free of charge for property, probate, and title matters. This initial meeting lets you explain your situation and get a clear picture of your legal options before committing to representation.