At Darby Peele & Green, PLLC our goal is to provide you with the best legal representation. Choosing an attorney is a personal decision. In legal matters, your attorney’s experience and knowledge of the law can mean the difference between success and failure. Darby Peele & Green, PLLC has successfully represented individuals, businesses, property owners, trusts and governmental entities.

We handle a variety of matters including all types of real estate, business and commercial transactions, eminent domain, condemnation and property rights cases, family law, personal injury and litigation regarding Wills, Trusts and Estates. We appreciate your bringing your particular matter here.

Absolutely. In our initial consultation with you, we discuss the grounds for your case and determine how to proceed in getting the results you seek from filing your complaint.

There is no way to determine the exact amount of time a case will take, but after reviewing all of the information, we can give you an idea of the time it will likely take to complete your transaction, matter or resolve your case.

Darby Peele & Green, PLLC is located at 1241 S Marion Ave, Lake City, Florida, south of the Florida Department of Transportation building.

Yes. You have the right to be represented in an eminent domain or condemnation matter and in many cases, to have your attorney’s fees and costs paid for by the condemning authority, whether it be the State, a County, City or other governmental entity. If a governmental entity (the State, County or City) is looking to condemn or “take” your real property or business, you should consult an attorney immediately to learn what rights you have with regards to your property. Even if you are not opposed to your property being taken or used for a public project, you should still consult an attorney prior to signing any paperwork or agreement to be sure you understand how your property rights will be affected by what you have been asked to sign. You are entitled to an appraisal of your property by an appraiser of your choice. The cost of the appraisal should be paid by the governmental entity.

Many matters are settled before reaching the courtroom.  Even after a lawsuit is filed there is a good probability of settling at mediation.

Because we are confident in our abilities to assist you in solving your legal problems, hourly rates apply for initial consultations in most matters. A reduced hourly fee is available for initial divorce consultations.