Bankruptcy, real estate transactions, and insurance claims — handled directly by the attorney, in English or Spanish. Talk to us before you make a decision you can't undo.
Most people find us at a hard moment — a garnishment, a closing that has to happen, a claim the insurer won't pay. Here is what that looks like.
“They're taking money out of my paycheck. Can I stop it?”
“There's a problem with the title and we close Friday.”
“They denied it. Or they paid a fraction of what it costs.”
Sellers move. Heirs live abroad. Investors buy from three time zones away. We close real estate transactions with clients anywhere in the world, and we have done it often enough that it is routine, not an exception.
If you are outside the United States, tell us where you are and what documents you can sign locally. We will build the closing around that.
No intermediaries and no handoffs. You speak with the lawyer handling your file, from the first call through the last signature.
You get the number before the work starts. If something changes the scope, you hear it from us first — not on an invoice.
Your case is discussed with you in Spanish by the people working on it. Court interpreters are arranged when proceedings require them.
Most of our clients work. Appointments happen in the evening, on Saturdays, and by video when getting to Archer Avenue isn't realistic.
“He is a great, responsible, professional and very competent lawyer. He gives you confidence and makes you feel like a friend you have known all your life. He always shows his face — there are no intermediaries in the middle. He is with you throughout the process until the end. I recommend attorney David Hernandez. You will not regret it.”
“David is a very great attorney, patient and friendly as well. He took care of everything in a professional manner and made everything easier for us. A good lawyer who is patient and takes cases quickly and well done. I highly recommend him.”
Write in English or Spanish — whichever is easier. We read every message and respond the same day when we can.