Documents & Legal Position
Analyze contracts, notices, pleadings, title records and other material to identify obligations, risks and possible issues.
About the Firm
Law Offices of Lance Denha, PA
Practical legal counsel for foreclosure, real estate, business, property and related civil matters. Attorney Lance T. Denha brings more than 20 years of experience to helping clients understand the issues, evaluate options and move forward with a focused legal strategy.
- Licensed in Florida and Michigan
- More than 20 years of legal experience
- Transaction and litigation experience
- Direct, client-focused communication
A Deliberate Approach
Legal guidance built around the facts and your objectives
Law Offices of Lance Denha, PA represents individuals, property owners, investors and businesses facing consequential legal decisions. The firm’s work spans transactions, disputed agreements, foreclosure matters, ownership and title concerns, business issues and civil litigation.
The approach begins with understanding the record: what happened, what the controlling documents say, which deadlines apply and what outcome the client is seeking. From there, the firm can identify legal and practical considerations, explain available options and develop a course of action suited to the matter.
Careful AnalysisReview the documents, chronology, legal posture and practical risks before defining strategy.
Clear CommunicationExplain the issues and next steps in direct language clients can use to make informed decisions.
Focused StrategyAlign negotiation, documentation or litigation decisions with the client’s objectives.
Individual AttentionConsider the circumstances of the matter rather than applying a one-size-fits-all response.
Attorney Profile
Meet Lance T. Denha
Lance T. Denha is an attorney licensed in Florida and Michigan. He earned his Juris Doctor from St. Thomas University School of Law in 2005 and has built a practice serving clients in real estate, foreclosure, business and related civil matters.
His experience across transactional and disputed matters supports a broad view of legal risk: how an agreement is structured, how a conflict may develop and what procedural demands arise when a dispute moves toward litigation.
- Juris Doctor, St. Thomas University School of Law, 2005
- Admitted to practice in Florida and Michigan
- Experience with negotiations, transactions and contested matters
Experience That Connects
One matter can require several kinds of legal judgment
A property or business issue may involve contract language, negotiation leverage, procedural deadlines and litigation risk at the same time.
Structure & Drafting
Help clients evaluate, negotiate and document real estate or business arrangements with clearer terms and responsibilities.
Negotiation & Settlement
Assess potential resolutions against the cost, time, risk and objectives involved in continuing a dispute.
Litigation Strategy
Develop a fact-specific approach to contested matters, court procedures and the demands of formal litigation.
Core Practice Areas
Counsel for property, business and financial disputes
The firm evaluates each inquiry for subject matter, jurisdiction, timing, conflicts and whether representation is appropriate.
Foreclosure Defense
Representation concerning foreclosure complaints, lender and servicer claims, disputed records, court deadlines and available defenses.
Explore foreclosure defense →Real Estate Law
Guidance for purchase and sale agreements, transactions, title and ownership issues, property disputes and commercial real estate matters.
Explore real estate services →Business Law
Counsel involving entity formation, contracts, operating agreements, commercial transactions, governance and ownership disputes.
Explore business services →Contract disputesTitle and ownership issuesHOA and condominium mattersMortgage-related disputesCivil and commercial litigation
Working With the FirmSTEP 01 STEP 02 STEP 03 STEP 04
A clear process from inquiry to action
Early clarity helps clients understand what information matters, what decisions may be approaching and whether the firm is able to assist.
Initial Inquiry
Share the general issue, location, involved parties and any court, contract or response deadline.
Preliminary Review
The firm considers conflicts, jurisdiction, timing and whether the matter fits its areas of practice.
Strategy Discussion
If appropriate, discuss the documents, objectives, legal considerations and potential next steps.
Written Engagement
Representation begins only after the firm accepts the matter and a written agreement is completed.
Start a Conversation
Tell the firm about your legal matter
Provide a general overview so the office can understand the type of issue, where it is located and whether a deadline may be involved. Do not include confidential information or send documents until the firm instructs you to do so.
- Florida and Michigan legal inquiries
- Fort Lauderdale office
- Call promptly if a deadline is approaching
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About the Firm
Frequently asked questions
General information about the firm and the initial inquiry process.
What types of clients does the firm represent?
The firm handles inquiries from homeowners, property owners, buyers, sellers, real estate investors, entrepreneurs and established businesses. Whether the firm can accept a matter depends on the facts, jurisdiction, timing, conflicts and the legal issues involved.
Where is Lance Denha licensed to practice?
Attorney Lance T. Denha is licensed in Florida and Michigan. Licensing does not mean every matter in either state can be accepted; availability depends on the nature and circumstances of the inquiry.
Does the firm handle both transactions and disputes?
Yes. The firm’s work includes agreements and transactions as well as negotiations, contested matters and civil litigation. The appropriate scope of work is determined after reviewing the specific matter.
What should I include in an initial inquiry?
Provide your contact information, the state and county, the general type of issue, the names of involved parties and any known deadline. Do not submit confidential details or documents until instructed.
Does an inquiry mean the firm represents me?
No. A form submission, email, call or consultation does not by itself create an attorney-client relationship. Representation begins only after the firm accepts the matter and a written engagement agreement is completed.
Discuss Your Matter
Get clear about the legal issue and the next decision
Contact Law Offices of Lance Denha, PA regarding a foreclosure, real estate, business, property, contract or related civil matter in Florida or Michigan.
