Real Estate Litigation

Unfortunately, not all real estate transactions go as planned. If you are a buyer or seller who has suffered damages, lost a deposit, or has been sued as a result of a real estate transaction, our litigation attorneys can help. We have years of experience representing buyers and sellers with real estate negotiation, mediation, and court trials. Our attorneys can also help you avoid litigation by offering timely advice and guidance throughout the real estate transaction.

Purchase and Sale Agreement Litigation

Most real estate litigation involves the Purchase and Sale Agreement.

After the buyer and seller have entered into a Purchase and Sale Agreement, they have entered into a major contract for hundreds of thousands of dollars. This contract provides specific rights and responsibilities to both parties. However, despite the parties' best intentions, sometimes things do not go as planned. Sometimes a party changes their mind, buyer remorse sets in, a specific performance condition such as a repair is not made, or something happens to prevent the sale. If this happens, sometimes a party is harmed. Our lawyers can advise you of your specific rights.

Sellers' Rights

Sellers have certain rights and responsibilities under the Purchase and Sale Agreement. If a buyer fails to perform as required by the Purchase and Sale Agreement, oftentimes the seller is entitled to keep the deposit as liquidated damages. However, this right is not absolute. Contact our litigation attorneys for a free consultation.

Buyers' Rights

Sometimes circumstances beyond your control prevent you from being able to purchase property, or a seller may change their mind about selling. If this is the case, you may have a claim against your realtor or attorney who did not represent your rights. You may also be entitled to an action against the seller to compel him to sell the property to you. To learn more about what compensation you are entitled to, please contact us for a free consultation.

Zoning, Land Use, and Property Line

In addition to sale and purchase contract disputes, our attorneys represent clients in disputes arising over right of ways, property lines, land-use, and zoning.