Trusted Philadlephia Real Estate Litigation Lawyers

Our real estate litigation attorneys handle a variety of real estate disputes, including breach of real estate contracts, quiet title actions, ejectment, foreclosure defense, lien issues, HOA disputes, etc. Real estate disputes can arise in a variety of contexts, involving buyers, sellers, landlords, tenants, neighbors, brokers, or other parties. Our experienced real estate attorneys can help you navigate the complexities of property laws, contracts, and regulations.

Here are the most common real property disputes:‍

1. Breach of Real Estate Contracts

• Nature of Dispute: Failure to adhere to the terms of a purchase agreement, such as non-payment, missed deadlines, or refusal to close.
• Why an Attorney is Needed: To review the contract, negotiate resolutions, or pursue legal action to enforce the agreement or seek damages.

2. Title Disputes

• Nature of Dispute: Issues such as unclear ownership, competing claims, liens, or fraudulent transfers.
• Why an Attorney is Needed: To conduct title investigations, resolve ownership disputes, and clear title defects.

3. Boundary and Easement Disputes

• Nature of Dispute: Conflicts over property lines, encroachments, or access rights through easements.
• Why an Attorney is Needed: To interpret property deeds, survey results, and local regulations, and to represent clients in negotiations or litigation.

4. Landlord-Tenant Disputes

• Nature of Dispute: Disagreements over lease terms, evictions, security deposits, property damage, or habitability.
• Why an Attorney is Needed: To represent landlords or tenants in lease enforcement, eviction proceedings, or dispute resolution.

5. Real Estate Fraud

• Nature of Dispute: Fraudulent practices such as misrepresentation of property conditions, forged documents, or false claims in transactions.
• Why an Attorney is Needed: To investigate fraudulent activity, file claims, and recover damages for affected parties.

6. Zoning and Land Use Conflicts

• Nature of Dispute: Violations of zoning laws, challenges to zoning changes, or disputes over property use restrictions.
• Why an Attorney is Needed: To advocate for clients before zoning boards, obtain variances, or challenge zoning decisions.

7. Construction Defects

• Nature of Dispute: Claims involving poor workmanship, code violations, or failure to complete a project as agreed.
• Why an Attorney is Needed: To negotiate remedies with builders or contractors or to litigate claims for damages or repairs.

8. Partition of Co-Owned Property

• Nature of Dispute: Disagreements among co-owners regarding the sale, use, or division of jointly owned property.
• Why an Attorney is Needed: To mediate disputes or file a partition action to fairly divide or sell the property.

9. Foreclosure Defense and Loan Disputes

• Nature of Dispute: Issues related to mortgage defaults, wrongful foreclosure, or disputes with lenders.
• Why an Attorney is Needed: To defend against foreclosure, negotiate loan modifications, or address lender misconduct.

10. Homeowners Association (HOA) Disputes

• Nature of Dispute: Conflicts over HOA rules, fee assessments, or enforcement actions.
• Why an Attorney is Needed: To interpret HOA bylaws, mediate disputes, or represent clients in legal proceedings.

11. Environmental Issues

• Nature of Dispute: Problems arising from contamination, hazardous materials, or noncompliance with environmental laws.
• Why an Attorney is Needed: To address regulatory requirements, negotiate with parties, or litigate environmental claims.

12. Adverse Possession Claims

• Nature of Dispute: Claims of ownership based on long-term, unauthorized use of another’s property.
• Why an Attorney is Needed: To defend property rights or pursue an adverse possession claim.

Why Hire US to Address Your Real Estate Matter?

Real property disputes often involve high-value assets, complex legal principles, and significant emotional and financial stakes. Our experienced real estate attorneys can provide guidance, protect your interests, and work toward a resolution that minimizes risk and financial loss. Whether through negotiation, mediation, or litigation, their expertise ensures a fair and legally sound outcome.

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