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What types of property disputes can a Real Estate lawyer assist with?

Picture of Chris Battis By   ·  1 minute read

As a Real Estate lawyer, I can assist with a variety of property disputes. Some of the most common types of property disputes include:

  1. Boundary disputes: Property owners can often disagree about the location of their shared boundary lines. A Real Estate lawyer can help resolve these disputes by reviewing survey maps, property deeds, and other relevant documents.
  2. Title disputes: Sometimes, multiple parties may claim ownership of the same property. A Real Estate lawyer can review the title documents and other evidence to determine who has legal ownership of the property.
  3. Landlord/tenant disputes: Landlords and tenants can disagree about a wide range of issues, including security deposits, lease agreements, and eviction proceedings. A Real Estate lawyer can assist with drafting and reviewing lease agreements, negotiating disputes, and representing clients in court proceedings.
  4. Zoning disputes: Property owners may have disagreements with the local government over the permitted uses of their property. A Real Estate lawyer can assist with navigating zoning laws and regulations to help clients achieve their desired outcomes.
  5. Construction disputes: Property owners may have disputes with contractors or other parties involved in construction projects. A Real Estate lawyer can help resolve these disputes through negotiation, mediation, or litigation.

There may be some limitations or exceptions to the types of property disputes that a Real Estate lawyer can assist with, depending on the specific laws and regulations in the relevant jurisdiction. In some cases, clients may need to seek additional legal assistance from other types of lawyers or legal professionals. If necessary, I can provide referrals to other legal experts who can help clients with their specific needs.

Overall, it is important for clients to seek legal advice early in the process when they encounter a property dispute. By working with a Real Estate lawyer, clients can help ensure that their interests are protected and that they achieve the best possible outcome in their dispute.