Winter Park, Florida · Serving Central Florida
Kracht Law Firm, P.A. helps individuals, businesses, property owners, and community associations navigate transactions, disputes, and long-term legal decisions with clear, responsive guidance.
Practice Areas
The firm limits its practice to areas where it works every day — so advice is grounded in current, local experience.
Residential and commercial closings, title insurance, refinances, and real-estate disputes — handled by attorneys from contract to closing table.
Explore real estate & closingsEntity formation, contracts, commercial leases, and ongoing counsel for companies in resale, wholesale, distribution, construction, and service businesses.
Explore business & corporateGeneral counsel, covenant enforcement, collections and liens, and governing-document work for HOAs, condominium associations, and property managers.
Explore hoa & condominium associationsWills, trusts, powers of attorney, advance directives, and probate administration under the Florida Probate Code.
Explore estate planning & probateFranchise-agreement and disclosure-document review, dealer agreements, compliance, and dispute resolution for franchisees and select automobile dealers.
Explore franchise & auto dealer lawReal Estate & Closings
Real estate is the center of the firm's practice. Its attorneys close residential and commercial transactions, act as title-insurance agents, facilitate remote online notarization, and litigate the disputes — quiet-title actions, foreclosure matters, landlord-tenant cases — that transactional-only offices refer out.
Closing Cost Calculator
The firm's calculator produces a preliminary, itemized estimate of customary closing costs for Florida purchases and refinances — a practical starting point before you talk numbers with anyone.
Estimates are informational only — not a binding quote or legal advice.
Estimate Closing CostsWhy the Firm
No slogans — just the way matters are actually handled here.
Your matter is handled by the attorneys whose names are on the door, not routed through layers of staff.
The firm closes transactions and litigates disputes — so its contracts anticipate the fights, and its litigation understands the deals.
Based on Morse Boulevard for years, the firm works daily with Central Florida's property, businesses, and communities.
Clear answers about where your matter stands and what the practical next step is.
Attorneys
Two attorneys with complementary practices — corporate, association, and litigation work alongside deep transactional real-estate experience.
Attorney
Brian advises businesses on corporate and commercial matters, represents homeowners’ and condominium associations across Central Florida, and handles real-estate transactions and litigation, commercial litigation, and estate-planning and probate matters.
Read full biographyAttorney
Sandi is a Central Florida real-estate attorney who has handled residential closings and complex commercial transactions, represented developers in acquisitions and subdivision platting, and serves community associations across the region. She is a title-insurance agent for Old Republic National Title Insurance Company.
Read full biographyGetting Started
Call the office or send a short inquiry describing the situation — no confidential details yet.
The firm follows up to discuss the matter, any conflicts, and whether it's a fit.
You'll leave with a practical recommendation — whether or not that involves hiring the firm.
Contacting the firm does not create an attorney-client relationship.
Common Questions
High-level answers to the questions clients ask most. For advice on your situation, contact the office.
Title insurance protects against covered defects in a property’s title that existed before the policy was issued — such as certain liens, recording errors, or third-party claims. A lender’s policy protects the lender’s interest; an owner’s policy protects the buyer’s equity up to the policy amount.
Yes. The firm closes residential purchases, sales, and refinances as well as commercial transactions throughout Florida, and its attorneys serve as title-insurance agents.
Often, yes. The firm facilitates remote online notarization (RON), which Florida law permits for many closing documents. Availability depends on the transaction, the documents, and any lender requirements.
Before you sign it, whenever possible. Deadlines, financing contingencies, and default provisions are far easier to negotiate before execution than to fix afterward.
Yes. The firm represents homeowners’ associations, condominium associations, and property managers across Central Florida — general counsel, covenant enforcement, collections and liens, and governing-document work.
Any documents connected to your matter — a contract, lease, notice, governing documents, or correspondence — plus a short timeline of events. Please hold confidential details until the firm confirms it can represent you.
Resources
Plain-English notes on Florida real estate and business law.
Two policies with similar names protect against very different risks. A plain-English look at what title insurance covers, what homeowners insurance covers, and why Florida buyers usually end up with both.
ClosingsFlorida authorizes remote online notarization for many real-estate documents. What a RON closing looks like, who can use one, and what still has to happen in person.
ClosingsWhat a Florida buyer typically pays at closing — title insurance, documentary stamps on the note, intangible tax, recording fees, and lender charges — and which items are customarily negotiable.
Winter Park, Florida
Call, send an inquiry, or start with a closing-cost estimate. Contacting the firm does not create an attorney-client relationship.
