Welcome to Landers & Sternberg PLLC. We are a Central Florida law firm with our office in College Park, Florida. We currently serve Orange, Seminole, Osceola, Brevard and other surrounding counties. We strive to provide exceptional service and creative solutions for your legal matters. Our values are centered around accessibility and integrity.
We’re here to help. We focus on keeping our clients involved and comfortable throughout the life of their case. Every legal situation is unique and requires a dynamic solution. Our promise is to provide practical advice that is specific to each of our client’s needs. We’ll evaluate your situation confidentially, so call us today.
“Whatever the human law may be, neither an individual nor a nation can commit the least act of injustice against the obscurest individual without having to pay the penalty for it.”
– Henry David Thoreau
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M. Parker Landers
M. Parker Landers
Mr. Landers is a former prosecutor with significant jury trial experience. He has handled hundreds of criminal cases as an Assistant State Attorney and represented the State of Florida at more than 20 jury trials. After two years of working at the Brevard County State Attorney’s Office, he noticed that many of the individuals charged with crimes were good people who had simply made a mistake.
Therefore, he decided to resign from his position and began helping people who were in legal trouble. Mr. Landers is a graduate of the University of Miami School of Law where he was awarded the Litigation Skills Faculty Scholarship Award. This honor is given out by a panel of local judges and attorneys who work with the law students to develop the skills needed to be a great litigator.
Joseph M. Sternberg
Mr. Sternberg is an entrepreneur who ran his own law firm, Sternberg Legal PLLC, before joining with M. Parker Landers. His focus areas include real estate transactions, landlord tenant disputes, and business formation. Joseph is a graduate of the University of Miami School of Law, where he interned for the honorable Judge Spencer Eig and was a member of the Bankruptcy Pro Bono Assistance Clinic that assists clients in their pursuit of a fresh start.
He received direct leadership from the judges and mentor attorneys to learn the inner workings of the legal system. He was also the President of the Cardozo Legal Society, promoting and organizing networking and community events within Miami.
Joseph M. Sternberg
PRACTICE AREAS
Criminal Defense
We understand that being in trouble with law enforcement is stressful and sometimes frightening. That is why we take the time to carefully guide you through the criminal procedure process to ensure that you understand what is happening during all stages of your case.
Business Law
We routinely handle business formation and litigation matters. It can be difficult deciding what entity is right for your business, but our experience will guide you in making an educated decision. We also understand that contracting with other businesses can be complicated.
Tenant Representation
Tenants' legal issues are often overwhelming. We ensure our clients understand their rights and responsibilities, avoiding potential pitfalls and misunderstandings, whether it is to understand lease agreements or to reclaim Security Deposits. Our goal is to protect your interests and get you the best possible outcome.
PRACTICE AREAS
Criminal Defense
We understand that being in trouble with law enforcement is stressful and sometimes frightening. That is why we take the time to carefully guide you through the criminal procedure process to ensure that you understand what is happening during all stages of your case.
Business Law
We routinely handles business formation and litigation matters. It can be difficult deciding what entity is right for your business, but our experience will guide you in making an educated decision. We also understand that contracting with other businesses can be complicated.
Family Law
Family law issues are often overwhelming, especially when they involve children or major assets. We guide clients in seeking child support, dissolution of marriage, and other pre and post marriage agreements. Our goal is to protect your interests and get you the best possible outcome.
OUR RECENT BLOG POSTS
OUR RECENT BLOG POSTS
Were You Unfairly Charged a Fee After You Moved Out?
Protecting Tenants’ Rights: Unlawful Fees under Florida Statute §83.575 In recent times, an alarming trend has emerged among landlords in Florida: the unjust imposition of fees on tenants for allegedly failing to give the required notice before vacating their premises at the end of the rental agreement. This practice, governed by Florida Statute §83.575, has become a significant concern for tenants who believe they have complied with their lease terms. As a law firm dedicated exclusively to defending the rights of tenants, we are here to shed light on this issue and offer our legal expertise. Understanding Florida Statute §83.575 Florida Statute §83.575 outlines the conditions under which a landlord may charge a tenant for not providing adequate notice before leaving a rental property. This
Looking Back at Changes to Florida Landlord-Tenant Laws in 2023
As we near the end of 2023, it’s clear that Florida’s landscape of landlord-tenant law underwent some noteworthy transformations. As a tenant in this evolving legal environment, it’s crucial to grasp these changes to navigate your rights and responsibilities effectively. Senate Bill 1586, along with its companion bill CS/HB 1417, stood at the forefront of this legal evolution. One significant shift was the centralization of authority over residential tenancies. This move transferred regulatory power from local municipalities to the state level, creating a uniform legal framework across Florida. While one could argue that it streamlined the legal process for landlord-tenant matters, it also means that nuances in local ordinances, previously tailored to specific community needs, are now overridden by Florida State law. Another area of
Florida Renters’ Survival Guide After A Hurricane: What You Need to Know (And Do) Now
When natural disasters strike, the effects can be devastating for residents in the affected area. If you’re a renter in Florida, you might be wondering what your rights are if a natural disaster forces you out of your rental. Here’s what you need to know about being a renter after a hurricane. What to Expect After a Natural Disaster After a natural disaster, you’ll want to be sure to keep informed about any evacuation orders for your area. At the same time, you’ll also want to be prepared for any damage that may occur to your rental property. When a hurricane or other type of storm hits, you can expect the following: Rising waters from storm surge, damaged infrastructure or collapsed roads, power outages, and
Landers & Sternberg PLLC works to seek justice for you and assist you with your legal situation. To learn more, contact our attorneys today. We can help you!
Landers & Sternberg PLLC will fight for your rights.
To learn more, contact us today. We can help you!
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