Daniel M. Copeland, Attorney at Law, P.A.: Jacksonville Construction and Quiet-Title Work From a Bolles and Jacksonville University Accounting Graduate Who Built 1,400 Homes

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Daniel M. Copeland, Attorney at Law, P.A. is a Jacksonville construction and real-estate litigation firm led by a lifelong Jacksonville resident who came to the work with a contractor's background, not only a lawyer's. Daniel M. Copeland grew up in the Mandarin area, graduated from The Bolles School, and earned a B.S. in Accounting from Jacksonville University. He is also an experienced contractor and developer who has built 1,400 homes, which he uses when reading construction contracts and documents, construction-defect claims, construction liens, and disputes involving unlicensed contractors.

The real-property side of the practice includes quiet-title actions, partitions, tax deeds, adverse possession, encroachment and boundary disputes, and landlord-tenant cases. The firm also assists with business formation, including choosing and forming corporations, partnerships, and LLCs, along with family law and wills and trusts. A construction-lien claim, a later quiet-title or boundary dispute, and a will or business-formation filing can stay in the same Old Kings Road office. Clients are offered a free case evaluation and are walked through each step of the matter with a clear explanation of the process.

The firm serves individuals, families, and businesses throughout Jacksonville and northeast Florida from 9310 Old Kings Road South, Suite 1501. The firm's Google rating is 3.6 from 39 reviews.

A defect claim on a house, a tax-deed or adverse-possession filing, and an LLC formation are different problems, and they are handled by a lawyer who already built 1,400 homes and trained as an accountant in the same city where he grew up. That Jacksonville path — Mandarin, Bolles, Jacksonville University, then this construction and real-property practice — is the design of the office.

Encroachment and landlord-tenant disputes sit with the real-property docket alongside quiet title and tax deeds. Family-law and estate documents are prepared in the same office, so a client who came in on a construction contract may also have a will or a later family filing stay with the firm.

Daniel M. Copeland, Attorney at Law, P.A.
9310 Old Kings Road South, Suite 1501, Jacksonville, Florida 32257
904-482-0616
https://www.dmcopelandlaw.com/