Jonathan A. Klurfeld

Practice Areas: Real estate law, foreclosure defense, landlord/tenant, evictions, debts, credit card debt, small claims.

St. Thomas University

J.D.

2008 - 2011

Honors: Dean's List Spring 2011

Activities: Phi Delta Phi Business Law Society Entertainment & Sports Law Society Volunteer Income Tax Association

Managing Partner/Attorney

HK Legal Group, P.A.

2016 - Current

We provide a full array of services to clients in the areas of ral estate law, foreclosure defense, bankruptcy, landlord tenant, eviction, small claims and more!

Attorney, Managing Partner

Klurfeld & Associates

2012 - 2016

We provide a full array of services to clients in the areas of ral estate law, foreclosure defense, bankruptcy, landlord tenant, eviction, small claims and more!

Attorney

The Law Offices of Michael H. Merino, P.A.

2013 - 2015

The Firm handles a variety of legal matters including, real estate transactions and litigation, foreclosure defense litigation, bankruptcy, condominium and homeowners association law, consumer law and business transactions and litigation.

Attorney

The Law Offices of Michael D. Stewart

2012 - 2012

Legal intern

The Law Offices of Michael D. Stewart

2009 - 2012

Technology & Its Effects on the Judicial Process

Missouri Bar Association Precedent Magazine

December, 2013

Lawyer

Florida Bar

Lawyer

U.S. District Court, Southern District of Florida

Lawyer

U.S. Bankruptcy Court, Southern District of Florida

Florida Bar Real Property Division

member

2013 - Current

Florida Bar Young Lawyer's Division

member

2012 - Current

U.S. District Court, Southern District of Florida

2012 - Current

Florida

Since 2012

• Free Consultation
  Telephone/email free consultation only.
• Credit Cards Accepted
  All Major Credit Cards Accepted
• Contingent Fees
  On personal injury and select cases (no family or criminal law cases).

Q. Can I be held responsible for mortgage obtained on real estate I legally do not own?

November 21, 2018

A: It's unclear what you are asking. When you buy a home you get a deed at closing and own the home; the person lending money merely has a mortgage (lien) on the property, even if it is seller financed.

If somehow you did this not using an attorney and not a formal closing, it's possible you somehow never got a deed and the original owners owned it this whole time you were paying on the house. It is equally possible 100 other things happened such as the deed was never properly recorded, etc. So you will need to hire an attorney to figure this out.

Q. I can still file a claim even if no one was hurt, right?

November 18, 2018

A: File a claim for.....? You call your insurance and say you got in an accident and they fix your car. With no injuries that would be your only "claim"

Q. Where can I get the most recent FAR/BAR PDF.?

November 12, 2018

A: You would need to ask your realtor as documents are offered to realtors via their membership to the local MLS. You can try Google but that is likely an outdated version and there multiple versions such as the "regular" version and "as-is" version; as well as various addendums you may need.