From Miami real estate attorneys and licensed real estate brokers to title, estate planning, tax planning, and asset protection services, Bianchi Fasani Green Law provides everything you need to buy, sell, own, and transfer real estate with confidence.
Whether you're buying, selling, investing, or managing cross-border property — BFG Law provides legal, brokerage, and title services under one roof.
Legal, brokerage, and title services working together — plus the supporting practices that protect your investment long-term.
Design ironclad legal documents that safeguard your assets and articulate your intentions clearly. Provide security and peace of mind for you and your beneficiaries.
Navigate complex tax laws with confidence, optimizing your tax position while ensuring full compliance. Minimize your tax burden through our strategic approach.
Handle all aspects of property law, from routine transactions to complex development deals. Safeguard your interests in every real estate venture with our comprehensive services.
Guide you through entity formation, corporate governance, contracts, and business transitions. From startups to established firms, we ensure your business’s legal foundation is solid and adaptive.
Protect your name, image, and likeness throughout your sports career with strong contracts to secure your rights and uphold fair competition.
At BFG Law, instead of coordinating between multiple firms, our clients benefit from a single team handling the legal, brokerage, title, escrow, tax planning, and asset protection aspects of their transaction. As dedicated Miami Real Estate Attorneys, we’re your partners in success. Here’s why clients trust us with their most important legal matters:
Our unique model combines legal representation, real estate brokerage, and title services under one roof, creating a seamless experience from contract to closing.
When clients buy or sell through our brokerage, many legal services that are typically billed separately, including contract review, title review, closing document review, and transaction guidance, are included as part of our brokerage representation.
We regularly represent foreign and out-of-state buyers and sellers, helping clients navigate FIRPTA, estate tax exposure, probate concerns, ownership structures, and cross-border real estate transactions.
Through our in-house title and escrow services, we coordinate every aspect of the closing process, helping ensure a smooth, efficient, and secure transaction.
We help clients structure ownership to protect assets, avoid probate, reduce estate tax exposure, and plan for the transfer of wealth to future generations.
Choose BFG Law, for a complete real estate solution.Whether you are buying, selling, investing, or planning for the future, our attorneys, brokers, and title professionals work together to protect your investment at every stage of the transaction.
As Florida real estate attorneys, licensed real estate brokers, and title professionals, we provide a fully integrated approach to real estate transactions. We assist domestic and international clients with every stage of the process, combining legal representation, brokerage services, title and escrow, tax planning, and asset protection strategies to help clients acquire, own, manage, and transfer Florida real estate with confidence.
At BFG Law, we provide buyers, sellers, investors, and developers with comprehensive real estate legal and brokerage services. From contract negotiation and title review to closings, tax planning, estate planning, and asset protection, our attorneys, brokers, and title professionals work together to guide clients through every stage of a real estate transaction while protecting their investment and long-term goals.
That depends on your goals and how you plan to use the property. Before purchasing real estate in Florida, it is important to consider title issues, property taxes, homestead benefits, liability exposure, estate planning concerns, and potential tax consequences. For foreign buyers, additional considerations such as FIRPTA, U.S. estate taxes, and ownership structuring may also apply.
A proper review before closing can help identify potential problems, reduce future tax exposure, and ensure the property is titled in a way that aligns with your long-term objectives. Working with a real estate attorney before you buy can help you avoid costly mistakes and protect your investment from day one.
That depends on your goals. Buying in your personal name may preserve important benefits such as homestead protection and the Section 121 capital gains exclusion for a primary residence. A revocable trust can help avoid probate and simplify the transfer of assets to your heirs. An LLC may provide liability protection for rental or investment properties but can affect certain tax and estate planning benefits.
There is no one-size-fits-all answer. The best ownership structure depends on how you intend to use the property, your asset protection needs, your family situation, and your long-term tax and estate planning goals. A real estate attorney can help determine the structure that best fits your objectives before you close.
A revocable trust is often preferred over a will to avoid probate because assets held in the trust can pass directly to beneficiaries without court involvement, making the process more efficient and private.
In contrast, a will requires probate, which can be time-consuming and costly, depending on state laws and the complexity of the estate.
NIL contracts are complicated, and an attorney can really help by making sure athletes (and their families) understand what they’re signing.
An attorney can handle everything from negotiating the terms to checking for any tricky language so athletes get fair terms and protect their future opportunities.
Buying property involves steps like making an offer, securing financing, and going through closing. Each step has different tax impacts, depending on factors like property taxes, transfer fees, and capital gains. Both buyers and sellers can benefit from talking to a real estate attorney or financial advisor to get a clear picture of what to expect tax-wise.
The right company structure depends on your business goals. Options like LLCs, S-Corps, and C-Corps all come with different tax benefits and legal protections. An LLC is great for flexibility, while an S-Corp can offer tax savings. Talking it over with an attorney can help you find the best fit for your business vision and future plans.