Real Estate Litigation
Real estate disputes are, unfortunately, a part of life and business. When they occur, you need an attorney with a proficiency for resolving these types of claims. At Broadbent Law, we has substantial experience in real estate litigation and are willing to pursue our client’s interests in all forums. We also understand that litigation is not always the best business and that other strategies can lead to a successful result outside of litigation. If you have a real estate dispute, let Broadbent Law help you reach the best resolution in the most effective way. Our experience includes:
Contract Disputes
Most real estate cases have a common element at their core – the breach of a contract. Some contracts are clear, others are more ambiguous. These claims can involve owners, developers, buyers, sellers, agents, and anyone else involved in real estate.
If you believe a party has breached its contract with you, or if a third-party is accusing you of breaching a contract, you need experienced legal advice to make sure your rights are protected. If you have a contract dispute, contact Broadbent Law today and let us help protect your interests and be the advocate you need.
Easement, Covenant, or Boundary Disputes
An easement, generally speaking, gives someone the right to use or access land for a particular purpose, even though they do not own it. Easement disputes can arise if parties disagree about the size, use, duration, location, or status of an easement. If you are a property owner whose property is burdened by an easement, or if you have a right to use an easement, disputes may arise. If you have an easement dispute, contact Broadbent Law and let us help bring clarity to the issue.
Express and implied covenants control how property can be used. Such covenants can be found in express documents, such as CC&R’s, or implied from promises or previous uses. Disputes can arise out of both express and implied covenants. If you own property that is burdened by express or implied covenants let Broadbent Law advise you as to your rights.
Property boundaries are another source of common disputes. These disputes can arise out of mistakes in title, mistakes on deeds, erroneous surveys, or disputed boundary lines. If you have a dispute about your property’s boundaries, contact Broadbent Law and let us help you resolve the issue.
Quiet Title Disputes
Quiet title actions are used to clear up disputes about the title to property. They can arise when there are multiple parties who claim ownership of a house, if there were mistakes made when a deed was recorded, or sometimes occur if property is purchased at a sheriff’s or trustee’s sale.
If you own property that is subject to a title dispute, you need an attorney to make sure that the title to your property is clear. If you have a title dispute, contract Broadbent Law so we can protect your investment and clear up title to your property.
Landlord/Tenant
Landlord and tenant relationships are governed by contract and statute. When a party believes that the other has breached the agreement, we are prepared to help you reach a resolution, whether that is through negotiation or litigation. If you have a landlord/tenant dispute, contact Broadbent Law and let our experience ensure that your rights are protected.