REAL PROPERTY LITIGATION

When a dispute arises over property, the stakes are high and the results can be long-lasting. Real property litigation often presents diverse issues, each with its own set of challenges that require specific expertise. Real property cases may also raise issues outside the courtroom that call for broader business advice and solutions.  We handle all aspects of these cases for commercial and residential developers, commercial landlords, major tenants, property managers, private landowners, builders, REITs, and others in both single-party and multi-party disputes.

PROBATE LITIGATION

Probate Litigation consists of legal disputes about issues related to aging, disability and death.  It involves court battles over those still alive, such as guardianships and conservatorships, as well as legal fights over powers of attorney, patient advocate designations, and living wills.  It also includes legal challenges when someone has passed on, including cases involving wills, trusts, estates, asset disputes, joint bank accounts, gifts, and anything else that families can fight about when a loved one dies.

GENERAL LITIGATION

The term general litigation refers to litigation and all other aspects of the law that may or may not be litigious in nature such as wills/estate planning, incorporating businesses, contract drafting, real-estate transactions, disputes with administrative bodies, and more. Typically, however, litigation will transpire when things go wrong and the controversy ends up in a court setting.

REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

For most persons, the purchase and sale of their homes will be the largest financial transaction that will occur during their lifetimes.  As a result, the importance of wholly protecting such an investment can not be overstated.  From the day you make your decision to buy your home until such time that you have become the legal owner, there are a number of important decisions you must make which have legal consequences.  Here are a few areas in which we assist home buyers:

• The Real Estate Contract
• Title Search
• Title Insurance
• Closing

WILLS, ESTATES, AND PROBATE ADMINISTRATION

Losing a loved one is a sad and difficult time for family, relatives, and friends. In addition, those left behind must often figure out how to transfer or inherit property from the person who has died.

To do this, you must usually go to court. And dealing with the courts and the property of someone who has died is very complicated. Sometimes, however, family or relatives may be able to transfer property from someone who has died without going to court. But it is not always easy to tell whether you need to go to court or qualify to use a different procedure.

We will help guide you in this difficult time, and aid you in making the right decisions. To learn more or to schedule an appointment with us, please contact us now!

LANDLORD TENANT AND LEASING

Renting can be messy, and it’s very important to ensure that every party is fulfilling their legal obligations. Loughlin Law represents both renters and landlords in both residential and commercial properties. This gives our practice a robust view of the entire process, to enable us to better fill your unique needs.