Legal Counselor · Licensed Attorney
Jonathan Alfonso is a licensed Florida attorney who performs legal review across Document.com's document library, focusing on real estate, title, and consumer legal forms.
Jonathan Alfonso is a Florida-licensed attorney and the legal reviewer for Document.com. Before a guide or form explainer is published, Jonathan reviews it for legal accuracy, scope, and appropriate disclaimers — making sure the final page reflects how the underlying law actually works.
His practice centers on real estate, title, and consumer-facing legal topics, which pairs closely with the document families Document.com covers: leases, deeds, bills of sale, powers of attorney, and the state-specific forms that sit underneath them.
Jonathan earned his J.D. from Villanova University Charles Widger School of Law and his undergraduate degree from the University of Florida. He is a member in good standing of The Florida Bar (profile #59873). His role at Document.com is editorial review; the guides on this site are not legal advice and do not create an attorney-client relationship.
Every Document.com guide assigned to Jonathan passes through the editorial team: drafted, fact-checked, and legally reviewed before it ships.
Admitted to The Florida Bar in 2015 (Bar No. 59873). Member in good standing, licensed to practice law in the State of Florida. Performs editorial legal review for Document.com; does not provide legal advice through the site.
Long-form legal guides and document explainers from the Document.com blog, written and reviewed by the editorial team.
Real EstateUnderstand lease agreements from both sides. Learn what landlords can legally require, what tenants are entitled to, and how to avoid common rental disputes.
Real EstateLearn the legal eviction process step by step, from serving proper notice to filing in court, so you can remove a tenant without breaking the law.
Real EstateQuitclaim deeds transfer property quickly but offer no guarantees about title. Learn when a quitclaim deed is the right choice and when you need a warranty deed instead.
Real EstateHiring a property manager without a solid agreement is asking for trouble. Learn what a property management agreement should cover and how to protect your investment.
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