Real Estate Law

Do not be taken advantage of by the opposite end of your real property transaction. We review, edit, draft, and advise client land contracts. This insulates a purchaser or seller from any headache down the road.

Whether you are the seller or the buyer, the dotted line must be inked. If you have been wronged while contracting for real property please call us.  Call today if you need an aggressive real estate lawyer or real estate attorney focused on affordability. 

The law requires sellers to disclose material conditions and defects that would devalue the subject property. If you have purchased a property only to learn of a substantial defect after moving in, please call us immediately. 

Partition lawsuits are a type of real estate proceeding that involves splitting up a property by forcing a sale. These actions often arise from disputes between co-owners. Jorden Conti is a property dispute lawyer who can represent you or your family in the division of real estate. 

Transferring the title of real property to someone else for the purposes of avoiding creditors amounts to a fraudulent transfer (also called a fraudulent conveyance). Creditors can bring a lawsuit to attempt a reversal of the sale. 

A quiet title action is a legal route for obtaining a clear title to establish ownership.  It involves addressing competing claims for the property such as liens, or other owners. 

Unlawful detainer Involves removing someone from your property with whom you don’t have a formal landlord-tenant relationship. This may be a friend, family member or squatter living in or on your property who has refused to move out. Jorden Conti is a real estate attorney who can prosecute an unlawful detainee off your property. 

Petty neighbor? New fence? Sprinkler issues? We have all been there. No case is too big, no case is too small. We are here to help. Jorden Conti is a real estate attorney who prides himself on affordable and efficient representation. 

Just like unlawful detainers, ejectment Involves removing someone from your property with whom you don’t have a formal landlord-tenant relationship. This may be a friend, family member or squatter living on your property who has refused to move out. However, the person may have some claim to the property. 

We know all issues are unique. Please don't hesitate to contact us to help find an affordable and efficient solution from an attorney near me.