Encino Real Estate Litigation Lawyer

Real estate litigation concerns disputes relating to real property. Typical real estate disputes include breach of contract and fraud claims arising from the purchase and sale of homes, condominiums, apartment buildings or commercial buildings, breach of lease claims by a landlord or tenant of residential or commercial real property, title disputes concerning ownership, boundary lines, easements or liens, and disagreements between co-owners of real property.

Real property law in California traces its history to the common law of England that began developing centuries ago. This means that, even in modern times, the legal principles of real property law can be archaic and difficult to understand for a lay person.

Real estate litigators, like the attorneys at Barry Law Group, understand real property law, including statutes and case law, and are able to apply the law to achieve the best outcomes for clients.

Types of Real Estate Litigation

Real estate litigation may arise in the following contexts:

1. Breach of a Purchase and Sale Contract (including the purchase and sale of residential, commercial and industrial real property).
2. Fraud Claims (intentional or negligent misrepresentations or failure to disclose material facts).
3. Easement Disputes (express easements, implied easements, prescriptive easements, easements by necessity, appurtenant easements, easements in gross).
4. Lot Line Dispute (boundary line disputes).
5. Liens (recording or removing liens, such as a deed of trust or lis pendens).
6. Landlord/Tenant Disputes (breach of lease, unlawful detainer (evictions)).
7. Title/Ownership Disputes (quiet title actions, partition actions, fraudulent or wild deeds in the chain of title, unauthorized or fraudulent deeds of trust).
8. Eminent Domain (government taking of private land).
9. Water Rights, Covenants and Reciprocal Agreements (permitting a property owner to enjoy and use flowing water, views from property, a lack of new development and other rights and obligations).
10. Co-Owner and Partnership Disputes (disputes regarding co-owners’ rights and obligations concerning real property, whether joint tenants, tenants-in-common or held through a limited partnership, limited liability company or other entity.)

Barry Law Group represents both plaintiffs and defendants in real property disputes. If you need to file a claim or lawsuit for damages, injunctive relief or to establish ownership rights, Barry Law Group can represent you from pre-litigation through trial. If you have been sued as a defendant in real estate-related litigation, Barry Law Group has experience defending all types individuals and entities in court.

Depending on the nature of your case, your dispute may include:

1. Pre-Litigation Investigation and Negotiations.
2. Filing of a Complaint, Answer, Demurrer or Motion to Strike.
3. An Anti-SLAPP Motion.
4. Written and Deposition Discovery.
5. Subpoenas to Third Parties for Testimony and/or Documents.
6. A Motion for Injunctive Relief.
7. Recording or Expunging a Lis Pendens.
8. Expert Witnesses.
9. Mediation.
10. Arbitration.
11. Administrative Hearings.
12. Trial.
13. Appeal.

Barry Law Group Offers Exceptional Service

Barry Law Group is dedicated to delivering exceptional legal representation of real estate clientele, including owners and developers of residential and commercial property, landlords, tenants, lenders, borrowers, contractors and other real estate professionals, such as brokers, agents, architects and appraisers. From pre-litigation strategy and negotiation, to the filing of a civil complaint, conducting investigation and discovery and trial, Barry Law Group has a successful track record of taking its clients through each phase of a dispute to achieve the best results possible. We are distinguished by our commitment to excellence in representing our clients and our focus on achieving positive results through creative and, when necessary, aggressive, strategies.

Contact Our Encino Real Estate Litigation Lawyers Today

Real estate disputes can include breach of contract and fraud claims arising from the purchase and sale of homes, condominiums, apartment buildings or commercial buildings, breach of lease claims, title disputes concerning ownership, boundary lines, easements or liens, and disagreements between co-owners of real property.

Suppose you have suffered damages in a real estate litigation case or are looking to pursue one. In that case, the Encino Real Estate Litigation attorneys at Barry Law Group are experienced in handling it and well positioned to help. Schedule a consultation by phone with one of our Encino Real Estate Litigation attorneys specializing in real estate litigation or fill out our contact form online.