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Real Estate Disputes representation across California
Real property disputes are personal and expensive at once. A boundary encroachment, a failed disclosure, a landlord-tenant conflict, or a stalled transaction can freeze the use and value of the property while the clock runs. We represent owners, buyers, sellers, landlords, associations, and real estate professionals in disputes throughout California.
Real estate matters reward early, decisive work: recording the right instrument, sending the right notice, or seeking relief before a third party acquires an interest. We combine that urgency with a clear read of what the property is worth and what outcome leaves you in the strongest position.
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What we take on
- Purchase and sale disputes, including failed and delayed escrows
- Nondisclosure and misrepresentation claims against sellers and agents
- Boundary, easement, and encroachment disputes
- Quiet title, title defect, and lien disputes
- Landlord-tenant and commercial lease disputes
- Homeowners association governance and enforcement disputes
- Partition actions and co-ownership conflicts
- Broker and agent professional liability claims
Secure the position
Where the property or the transaction is at risk, we move first on the filings, notices, and recordings that preserve your rights.
Establish the record
Title documents, surveys, disclosures, and communications usually decide real estate cases. We assemble that record early and completely.
Resolve on the right terms
Some matters are best resolved with a negotiated agreement recorded against title. Others need a judgment. We recommend based on what protects the asset.
- The seller didn't disclose a known problem. Do I have a claim?
- Possibly. California imposes broad disclosure duties on sellers and their agents, and a material defect that was known and not disclosed can support a claim. Documentation from the transaction matters a great deal.
- My neighbor's structure crosses my property line. What can I do?
- Encroachment disputes turn on the survey, the title record, and how long the condition has existed. Early legal review helps avoid claims that harden into prescriptive rights.
- Do you represent both owners and associations?
- We represent property owners, landlords, homeowners associations, and real estate professionals, evaluating each matter for conflicts before taking it on.