Construction Law
Where Expertise Elevates Every Case
Our Service
Construction Law Attorney Serving Naples and All of Florida
We help you take control of the situation with clear, compassionate guidance.
Dealing with construction disputes can be draining, especially when deadlines, budgets, and reputations are on the line. At Krystal Hanks Law, we work with contractors and property owners across Florida every day to help them resolve issues and protect what they’ve built.
Contract Issues | Payment disputes | Property damage
Protect What You’ve Built
Construction disputes can disrupt your projects and relationships. We act quickly to protect your interests and keep your goals on track.
Handle Disputes with Confidence
We address issues like payment disputes and property damage, resolving them through negotiation or litigation while keeping your priorities front and center.
Statewide Reach, Local Knowledge
Serving all of Florida, we’re rooted in Naples. Our local knowledge of construction processes helps us deliver better results for our clients.
Construction Law Services We Provide Across Florida
Filing Mechanics Liens & Contesting Liens
Whether you’re protecting your payment or challenging a lien, we guide you through the process clearly so your work and rights are supported.
Contract, Agreement & Subcontract Drafting
We prepare and review contracts, agreements, and subcontracts to reduce confusion, support your goals, and help prevent avoidable disputes down the line.
Lien Foreclosures
If payment isn’t resolved, we help you take action through lien foreclosure, helping you move forward while protecting what you’ve already contributed.
Roofing Law Disputes
We assist with roofing contracts, damage claims, and warranty issues, helping property owners and contractors resolve roofing issues efficiently and with focus.
Construction Defect Litigation
We take action when poor workmanship causes problems during or after construction, helping you hold the right parties responsible and get a fair resolution.
Material & Product Defect Litigation
Faulty materials or components can ruin a project. We step in, investigate the issue, and help you address the source of the damage directly.
Property Damage Claims
If a build goes wrong and results in property damage, we’ll help investigate what happened and pursue the appropriate next steps to recover the loss.
Professional Negligence, Discipline & Licensing Issues
We help professionals respond to allegations involving workmanship, discipline hearings, or licensing problems—protecting your name, your work, and your future.
How We Handle Your Case
Step 1: Start with a Conversation
We begin by listening to your case. Tell us what happened, what’s at stake, and what you need. This conversation helps shape the strategy we’ll move forward with together.
Step 2: Review the Details
We carefully review contracts, evidence, and communications to pinpoint the key aspects of your case. Every detail matters in finding the right solution.
Step 3: Present Solutions
Whether we pursue a quick resolution or prepare for litigation, we walk you through all your options so you can make confident, informed decisions.
Step 4: Stand by You
Even after your case ends, we’re still in your corner—whether it’s helping enforce decisions or reviewing future contracts.
What to Expect from Krystal Hanks Law
We keep you informed from the very beginning. From your first consultation to case resolution, you’ll get honest answers and regular updates.
Your priorities come first. We create legal strategies that actually work for your situation, not one-size-fits-all templates.
We’re focused on outcomes that protect what you’ve built and move you forward—not just wins on paper, but real peace of mind.
Construction Law FAQs:
Who can file a mechanics lien in Florida?
Typically, contractors, subcontractors, suppliers, and laborers have the right to file a mechanics lien if they’ve worked on or supplied materials for a property and weren’t paid.
How long do I have to file a construction defect claim in Florida?
The timeframe varies depending on the type of defect. Generally, Florida’s statute of limitations allows up to four years from the date of discovery.
Can a contractor sue over a payment dispute?
Yes, contractors can file claims if they believe they haven’t been paid according to their agreement. We can help assess and address the situation.
What should I do if I’m being sued over property damage in Florida?
Contact a trusted construction law attorney to review the claim and gather evidence to support your case. Every situation is unique, and we’re here to guide you through it.
Is hiring an attorney necessary for subcontractor agreements?
While not legally required, having a construction law attorney review subcontractor agreements can help identify potential risks and prevent disputes later on.
Resolving Construction Disputes Efficiently
Construction disputes won’t resolve themselves, and delays can lead to additional challenges. If you’re dealing with a contract issue, lien, or other construction-related dispute, we’re ready to help you and move things forward.