Protecting Your Investment with Our Property Law Attorneys
Real estate is a big part of the industry in not only the states of Louisiana and Texas, but also nationwide. Construction and real estate employ many different categories of employees, contractors, sub-contractors, and Realtors. Then, there are the third-party businesses, which benefit from home buyers building and buying their homes, such as retailers, home renovators, Internet, phone, and utility service companies and techs, and even shipping services.
That’s why it’s imperative that you, as a property owner, have an attorney who can represent you and take care of your commercial, industrial, and residential property investments. Property Law attorneys at our firm represent clients involved in title, deed, land, survey, and easement disputes – just to name a few.
Many buyers buy lender or owner title policies to protect their lot, home, or business purchase, but at those times when you’re dealing with unprotected property, our lawyers are here to help. Below are common Property Law issues that are resolved by our firm. If you are having a problem with your residential, commercial, or industrial property, please reach out to use to Request a Consultation.
Common Property Law Disputes
- Breach of Contract
Disputes over purchase agreements, non-disclosure of property defects, or missed closing deadlines. - Boundary and Easement
Conflicts about fence lines, surveys, encroachments, or access rights. - Title and Ownership Issues
Adverse possession claims, or disputes among co-owners regarding title. - Landlord-Tenant or Lease Disputes
Eviction defense, residential & commercial lease enforcement. - Zoning and Land Use
Local regulatory codes, building restrictions, or development permits.
Legal Steps for Handling a Property Law Dispute
- Evaluate Claims to the Title or Ownership of Your Property
- Conduct Title and Fact Research with the Clerk of Court Records
- Draft Pleadings and Motions to Challenge the Validity of the Claim
- Manage Discovery, Investigation, Interviews & Depositions
- Negotiate a Settlement and/or Initiate Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR)
- Courtroom Advocacy and Trial
