Disaster Protection Attorneys in Fort Myers
Do You Need Assistance with a Disaster Relief Plan?
Dorcey Law Firm has made it easy for you to anticipate the consequences of a natural disaster and react accordingly with its Five-Step Process for Disaster Protection. With hurricane devastation and heavy flooding becoming an annual reality in much of Florida, there is no better time than now to take advantage of our easy-to-follow steps.
When natural disasters strike, it is so important to make sure homeowners insurance funds are escrowed. Over the years our disaster relief attorneys have assisted many of our clients by escrowing their construction and remediation funds, and have found that it protects both the homeowner and the contractor. From our experience, we have created a five-step process to help someone that is filing an insurance claim, paying out of pocket for construction, or a contractor that wants to ensure construction funds are secure.
Our Five-Step Process for Disaster Protection
Please follow the process below to ensure you can be as protected as possible for a disaster:
- Contact Dorcey Law Firm for a free evaluation of your situation and to sign an Escrow Agreement.* (This is the first step so the insurance company will have authority to communicate with our firm, and no fees will be collected until funds are deposited for escrowing)
- Deposit funds into our Law Firm Trust Account if you have already filed and received your insurance check for a recent natural disasters. Alternatively, if you have not yet filed a claim, have been underpaid or worse have been rejected entirely, we will assist you in filing or contesting your claim. Any assistance filing a claim or contesting a claim will be done on a contingency fee basis, and no fees will be due unless we are successful.
- Hire a contractor or consult with our firm to find one that can be trusted. We can research and vet reputable and licensed contractors that you can choose from to perform the necessary work. We focus on contractors who are suited for disaster reparations, flood damage, wind damage, tornado damage and hurricane damage.
- The contractor signs the same escrow agreement, which will become an addendum to the construction contract.
- All draws will be paid out based on the draw schedule within the construction contract and with the homeowner’s consent.
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