Real Estate Disputes
Real estate disputes are usually an unavoidable part of occupying, owning, and developing a commercial or residential property. Arizona’s recent population increase was accompanied by a rise in residential and commercial developments. The Sorenson Law Firm, LLC is strategically placed in Tempe, Arizona, to fight for its clients’ rights and financial well-being.
We assist developers, investors, landlords, tenants, and anyone involved in real estate in handling their property disputes. We know that the global and local real estate market keeps changing and has become more complex for an inexperienced person to understand how things work.
Our gifted Arizona attorneys study the real estate market and adapt to the changes while taking advantage of the new laws that work in favor of the client. Our services run across a wide range of commercial and residential areas, as shown below.
| Real Estate Disputes Services | Examples |
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Property valuation Title defects and liens Environmental issues Short sale negotiation Undisclosed property defects |
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Transactional disputes Escrow services Foreclosure Bankruptcy Loan modification Tax structuring |
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Subleasing Rental unit legality Rent calculations Wrongful eviction Habitability Lease provision interpretation |
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Deed restrictions Property rights Boundary disputes Land use approval, zoning, and permitting Property rights |
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Warranty claims Breach of contract Determining costs of delays |
These disputes are vital to our clients; that is why we pull together our resources and legal skills to give you timely advice that produces results. The Sorenson Law Firm attorneys are dedicated to providing exceptional and innovative real estate dispute resolution and litigation services in Tempe, Arizona. Call us today for a free consultation.
How to Handle Real Estate Disputes
Taking immediate steps to resolve a real estate dispute is the best course of action to avoid a simple matter blowing up. In most cases, you will talk through the challenge with the other party and agree without involving the courts.
Unfortunately, some legal disputes are too complex to be resolved without a mediator or judge. If it is difficult to resolve an issue, we recommend the following practical steps to handle the situation:
1.Gather Information
Before explaining your case to any legal expert, you need to gather some facts about the real estate property in question. If it is an ownership dispute, you will need to complete a title search and find other documents related to the property.
If it is a boundary issue, consult a Tempe licensed surveyor to determine who has encroached on someone else’s land due to a confusing boundary description or arrangement.
These tasks can be frustrating and tough to accomplish. Our experienced Arizona property dispute attorney will help you through this process and ensure you get the necessary legal documents to build your case.
2. Hire an Arizona Real Estate Dispute Attorney
Hiring an experienced Tempe real estate dispute lawyer increases the likelihood of winning the case. Look for a lawyer with a history of dealing with property disputes and who has the resources to handle complex real estate matters. Some questions to ask an attorney you are considering are:
- How long have you practiced real estate property law in Tempe, Arizona?
- What would be your strategy if I hired you?
- Can you provide references for previous work with real estate disputes?
- What resources can you bring to the case?
- What is your fee structure?
Our attorneys have years of experience battling real estate disputes before litigation, during litigation, and in front of an Arizona judge or jury. We have the expertise and industry connection to handle the most critical issue in your case. We will consult and retain top experts and represent your interest efficiently.
3. Choose a Resolution Process
Once you have built a solid case and have a component attorney, you can talk to the other party to find a simpler method to solve the dispute before resorting to court. Court cases are usually lengthy, time-consuming, and expensive. Other ways to settle a real estate dispute are:
- Mediation: A mediator is present to facilitate the negotiation process between the two parties.
- Arbitration: An arbitrator is appointed by both parties or the court to decide the case after hearing both sides.
If these options are not viable, you can file a lawsuit if the other party has not already done so. The Sorenson Law Firm in Tempe, Arizona, successfully helps clients resolve real estate disputes by offering efficient and cost-effective mediation and arbitration services, in addition to state and federal court legal representation. Contact us today, and let us help you win your case.
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