A boutique practice on Morse Boulevard

How the firm approaches its work

The firm keeps its practice deliberately focused: real estate and closings, business and corporate matters, community associations, estate planning and probate, and franchise and dealer law. Working in the same areas every day means advice is current, practical, and grounded in how these matters actually resolve in Central Florida.

Transactions and litigation, together

Unusually for a firm this size, the practice spans both sides of the line. The same office that closes transactions, issues title policies, and drafts contracts also litigates the disputes — quiet-title actions, covenant enforcement, commercial cases. Transactional documents are drafted by people who have seen where they fail; disputes are handled by people who understand how the underlying deals were built.

Direct attorney involvement

Clients work directly with Brian M. Kracht and Sandi J. Kracht. Questions get answered by the attorneys handling the matter, and decisions are explained in plain English with a clear recommended next step.

Rooted in Winter Park

The office sits at 831 West Morse Boulevard in Winter Park, and the firm's work — from closings on Central Florida homes and commercial property to counsel for area associations and businesses — is local by design. Brian Kracht previously served on the City of Winter Park Code Enforcement Board.

Who the firm serves

• Buyers, sellers, and owners of residential and commercial real estate
• Businesses in resale, wholesale, distribution, construction, and service industries
• Homeowners' and condominium associations and their managers
• Individuals and families planning estates or navigating probate
• Franchisees and select automobile dealers