Real Estate Disputes

Property ownership comes with both rights and responsibilities -- both of which can be hemmed in by zoning regulations. Understanding how zoning works can help you make better choices when you’re investigating the next piece of real estate you want to buy whether you...

Real estate is an investment -- but you can’t (or shouldn’t) invest in a piece of property unless you have a clear title. When there’s an issue that casts doubt on a property’s ownership, a quiet title action can help. What’s a quiet title action? Quiet title actions...

Homeowners in the Lawrenceville area who are on good terms might not care if their neighbor’s shed or garden slightly overlaps onto their property. It may seem like no big deal to them. However, these minor encroachments can cause major headaches down the road,...

A good fence can serve a variety of different purposes. It can add a sense of completion to a yard, contributing to a house’s curb appeal. A fence could make a yard safer for pets or children by keeping them out of traffic or just close to the house. Fences can even...

Conflicts over property lines between neighboring homeowners are common and often emotionally intense. For real estate attorneys, helping such clients find their way out of “crisis mode” is often the first step toward finding a positive resolution. Boundary disputes...

Real estate disputes It is certainly reasonable for a prospective Georgia client of a legal team that underscores its proven advocacy across a broad spectrum of real estate concerns to inquire regarding specifics. After all, the real estate universe is vast and...