Sarasota Attorney, Special Master, Fiduciary or Receiver

Court-Appointed Legal Professional to Seek Dispute Resolutions

With more than 28 years of experience, Attorney Sheryl A. Edwards has the knowledge and skill necessary to help parties reach resolutions in complicated real estate matters. As a court-appointed Special Master, fiduciary, or receiver, Attorney Edwards is capable of helping beneficiaries and trustees at odds with one another work our solutions to their disagreements.

Our firm can take on complex assignments that involve distressed real estate assets, non-performing loans, sales of business assets and other issues where high-value holdings are on the line. By appointing our Sarasota attorney as a Special Master, fiduciary, or receiver in your dispute, we can help you protect these assets.

Reach out to The Edwards Law Firm, PL online or by calling (800) 896-3619 for legal support.

Choose Your Court-Appointed Assistance Carefully

There are many benefits to using a court-appointed Special Master, fiduciary, or receiver to handle a dispute between trustees and beneficiaries, but don’t let these benefits cloud your judgement. You’re reaching out for help because there are significant implications for the real estate, finances, and other matters involved in a dispute, and not just any third-party should be trusted to handle these affairs for you.

Not only do beneficiaries and trustees need a neutral party to help them manage high-value assets and other complicated affairs, but each side needs to be sure their interests will be fairly considered in whatever decisions are made. Our Sarasota attorney, Special Master, fiduciary, and receiver will strive to build this trust and confidence with either party by adhering to a strict sense of professionalism as a court-appointed legal professional.

If you would like to learn more about how The Edwards Law Firm, PL can help you in your dispute, contact us online.