Experienced Union County Attorneys Advise Clients Facing Real Estate Disputes Throughout New Jersey
When you have an interest in real estate, that piece of property may be incredibly important to you. As a result, when an issue arises with your property, it can quickly turn into a serious legal dispute. If you are facing a legal dispute over real estate for the first time, you may not know what your legal rights and options are or how to defend your interests. And having to deal with a real estate dispute can take your time, energy, and resources away from other important things in your life. Having an experienced real estate attorney on your side to help you understand the dispute process and guide you through each step can make the difference in securing a favorable outcome to your dispute.
For over 25 years, the Union County real estate attorneys of Bramnick, Rodriguez, Grabas, Arnold & Mangan have helped businesses and clients throughout New Jersey resolve their real estate disputes. Our attorneys bring their legal experience and knowledge to each client’s case to protect their interests and defend their rights during a real estate dispute. Our firm is staffed by highly experienced transactional attorneys and litigators who can provide you or your business with expert advice and assistance to get you the outcome you deserve.
Don’t let your real estate rights and interests be jeopardized by a dispute. If you are facing legal issues over real estate, let the attorneys of Bramnick, Rodriguez, Grabas, Arnold & Mangan handle your case and advocate on your behalf to get you the best possible outcome in your case. Contact us today for an initial case review to discuss your rights and options with a knowledgeable Union County real estate dispute attorney.
Types of Real Estate Disputes Our Firm Commonly Handles
Because every piece of real estate is unique, any issue over a piece of real estate that you may have an interest in can quickly spiral into a full-blown dispute. Real estate disputes can easily become time-consuming and expensive endeavors, which is why it is important to have skilled legal representation that can help you secure a favorable outcome as efficiently as possible. Some examples of real estate disputes that our firm can help you resolve include:
Breaches of real estate contracts
Specific performance of purchase agreements
Breaches of representations and warranties
Failure to disclose material facts
Fraudulent misrepresentation
Boundary disputes
Disputes between co-owners
Partition actions
Title issues and quiet title actions
Claims on title insurance policies
Realtor’s/real estate agent’s breach of fiduciary duties
Transaction deposit issues
Restrictive covenants
Easements
Condemnation and eminent domain
Evictions
Disputes with builders and contractors
If you or your business are facing one of the above disputes or some other dispute related to real estate, let our experienced real estate lawyers help you secure a favorable outcome for you.
Skilled Scotch Plains, NJ Real Estate Lawyers at Bramnick, Rodriguez, Grabas, Arnold & Mangan, LLC Fight to Protect Our Clients’ Rights and Interests
Since 1984, the attorneys of Bramnick, Rodriguez, Grabas, Arnold & Mangan have fought to help clients facing real estate disputes obtain favorable outcomes that protect their rights and interests. We recognize the hard work and efforts that our clients put into securing their real estate interests, so our attorneys do everything they can to defend our clients’ rights and interests. We take the time to understand your goals and wishes so that the legal strategy we craft for you meets your needs and is tailored to fight for the results you expect from your dispute.
We also understand how much time, effort, resources, and stress dealing with a real estate dispute can cost for our clients, so our firm always works diligently to achieve a favorable resolution for our clients as efficiently and effectively as possible. No matter how complex your real estate dispute may be, you can be assured that our experienced, professionally-recognized lawyers will handle your case with the diligence, experience, and skill that you expect and deserve.
Schedule a Consultation with Bramnick, Rodriguez, Grabas, Arnold & Mangan to Talk to a Knowledgeable East Brunswick, NJ Real Estate Dispute Attorney
Real estate disputes can get complicated and messy very quickly. Don’t let a dispute consume your time, focus, and resources. Let our skilled real estate attorneys advocate for you and work to protect your rights and interest. Contact our firm today for an initial case evaluation to discuss your dispute in detail and to learn more about how our firm can help you obtain a favorable outcome in your real estate dispute.
Frequently Asked Questions about Real Estate Disputes in New Jersey
FAQ: If I have a real estate dispute will I need to go to court?
Many real estate disputes are resolved long before needing to go to court or to trial. Instead, most real estate disputes can be resolved either through negotiation between the parties to reach a settlement, or by the parties deciding to submit their dispute to an alternative dispute resolution format such as mediation or arbitration. Although our firm will work to resolve your real estate dispute as efficiently as possible, we will provide you with honest advice when we believe going to court gives you the best chance at a favorable outcome in your dispute.
FAQ: What is a partition action?
A partition action is a real estate dispute that arises when two or more parties with interests in a piece of real estate have divergent opinions on decisions and actions to be taken for the property and cannot reach a compromise or resolution to their dispute. A partition can take one of two forms: an actual partition cuts up a piece of real property and gives separate pieces to each of the interest-holders, such that each holder owns the sole interest in the piece awarded to them; a partition by sale involve selling the property with the proceeds distributed among the interest-holders, although it may be possible for one interest-holder to buy out the other(s) in a partition by sale.
