Powering deals, winning disputes, Protecting Assets
Your shield in life & business
At Lomba, P.A., we believe legal counsel should be both powerful and personal. We take pride in building lasting relationships, communicating clearly, and crafting solutions that align with your goals. Whether you're navigating a business deal or planning for the future, we’re here to protect your interests every step of the way.
Both Daniel and John are located in Florida and are accessible to address the needs of the Central and South Florida markets.
Merchant cash advance defense
We defend business owners facing aggressive merchant cash advance collections. Our strategy includes:
Challenging predatory or unenforceable contract terms
Negotiating workable settlements with lenders
Defending against UCC lien enforcement and account restraints
Protecting cash flow and business operations throughout the dispute
Mergers and Acquisitions
We guide clients through complex transactions with precision, discretion, and deal-making acumen. Our M&A practice covers:
Deal structuring and valuation strategy
Due diligence and risk review
Negotiation of purchase agreements
Closing execution, ensuring every move is legally sound and commercially smart
estate planning
We navigate the full spectrum of commercial litigation with precision, whether in court or arbitration. Our practice covers:
Breach of contract disputes
Misappropriation of trade secrets
Employment conflicts
Partnership and shareholder disagreement
Business
litigation
Our team helps you avoid probate with individualized planning built around your goals. We handle:
Revocable and irrevocable trusts, including Lady Bird Deeds
Offshore planning and asset protection trusts
Insulating assets from litigation, taxation, and regulatory exposure
Long term wealth transfer strategy tailored to each client
Our legal Services
Business Bankruptcy
Financial distress can threaten both a business and the assets behind it. Our bankruptcy law practice helps business owners and individuals evaluate restructuring options, address creditor pressure, and create a path toward greater financial stability.
From Chapter 11 reorganizations to Chapter 13 repayment plans, we provide strategic guidance focused on protecting assets, preserving operations where possible, and positioning clients for a stronger financial future.
Merchant Cash Advance Defense
Merchant Cash Advance disputes can place immediate pressure on a business’s cash flow, operations, and long-term stability. Our firm represents business owners facing MCA defaults, aggressive collection tactics, UCC liens, disputed balances, and enforcement actions tied to cash advance agreements. We approach each matter with a focused defense strategy, working to reduce exposure, challenge improper claims, negotiate practical resolutions, and protect the business from unnecessary financial disruption.
Trusts & Wills
Effective estate planning is about protecting what you’ve built and controlling how it is preserved for the future. Our trusts and wills practice helps clients structure thoughtful plans designed to protect assets, minimize probate exposure, and provide clear direction for future generations.
From revocable and irrevocable trusts to wills, asset protection strategies, and advanced planning vehicles, we create individualized plans that reflect your goals, preserve flexibility, and support the legacy you want to leave behind.
Sell-Side Mergers and Acquisitions
Selling a business is one of the most significant financial decisions an owner will make. Our firm represents sellers throughout the entire transaction process, from early deal structuring and valuation strategy to negotiation, diligence, and closing. We focus on protecting value, managing risk, and positioning owners for a clean and efficient exit. With disciplined execution and strategic oversight, we help sellers move through complex transactions with confidence and control.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Choosing the right M&A attorney in Florida comes down to a few key factors:
Experience with business acquisitions, corporate transactions, and due diligence
A track record representing buyers, sellers, and investors in Florida deals
Ability to structure deals, identify liabilities, and review purchase agreements
Focus on reducing risk and preventing post-closing disputes
If you're planning to buy, sell, or restructure a business in Florida, schedule a consultation with our team.
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Effective asset protection planning typically involves:
Trust planning
Corporate structuring
Strategic ownership design to reduce lawsuit and creditor exposure
The most effective plans are put in place before legal disputes arise, not after. If you want to protect your wealth, real estate, or business interests, contact our firm to design a plan tailored to your situation.
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Yes. Coordinated planning across both practice areas often includes:
Business succession planning
Trust creation
Asset protection structures
Ownership transfer planning
Long-term estate strategy
This integrated approach is especially valuable for family-owned businesses and entrepreneurs planning future ownership transitions.
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Look for an attorney with experience in:
Commercial disputes and contract litigation
Partnership and shareholder conflicts
Efficient dispute resolution, including negotiation and mediation
Strong courtroom advocacy when a case can't settle
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Commercial litigation in Florida commonly arises from:
Breach of contract
Partnership disagreements
Shareholder conflicts
Fiduciary duty violations
Fraud claims
Commercial real estate disputes
When these disputes can't be resolved through negotiation, litigation may be necessary to enforce contracts, recover damages, or defend against claims.
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Buying or selling a business in Florida typically involves:
Transaction structuring
Due diligence
Contract drafting
Negotiation of purchase agreements
Closing documentation
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Common asset protection strategies include:
Trust planning
Corporate entity formation
Liability planning
Strategic ownership structures
These structures are designed to keep assets like real estate, investments, and business interests compliant with Florida law while reducing exposure.
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Contact an attorney if any of the following apply:
Creditors continue collection efforts after settlement negotiations
Disputes arise over the terms of a settlement agreement
Creditors refuse to honor an agreement
You're facing a lawsuit over a disputed balance
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Businesses facing MCA financial pressure typically have four options:
Negotiating settlements directly with lenders
Restructuring payment obligations
Defending against collection lawsuits
Challenging unenforceable contract provisions