Real Estate Law

Property Ownership and Title Issues: This includes legal matters related to the purchase, sale, and transfer of property ownership, as well as ensuring the title is clear of defects or encumbrances.

Land Use and Zoning: Deals with regulations on how properties can be used or developed. Zoning laws dictate whether a piece of land can be used for residential, commercial, agricultural, or other purposes.

Real Estate Transactions: Covers legal processes and documentation for buying and selling property, including drafting contracts, negotiating terms, and conducting due diligence.

Commercial Leasing: Involves leasing agreements for commercial properties, detailing the rights and obligations of landlords and tenants, as well as handling lease negotiations and disputes.

Residential Leasing and Landlord-Tenant Law: Governs relationships between landlords and tenants, addressing issues like leases, evictions, security deposits, and maintenance responsibilities.

Easements and Covenants: Involves legal agreements or restrictions on the use of land, such as shared driveways, access rights, and property use restrictions.

Mortgages and Foreclosures: Pertains to financing and loans for real estate purchases and the foreclosure process when borrowers default on their mortgage payments.

Construction and Development Law: Encompasses legal matters related to property development, including permits, contracts with builders, and regulatory compliance.

Environmental Law Compliance: Ensures property owners or developers follow environmental laws affecting land, water, and air quality.

Dispute Resolution and Litigation: Handles disputes that arise between parties in real estate matters, such as boundary disputes, contract disagreements, and other litigation.