A breach happens when a party fails to meet their obligations under a real estate contract, such as backing out of a sale, missing deadlines, or refusing to transfer title. We can help you recover damages, enforce specific performance, or cancel the contract if a breach derails your real estate deal.

Partition actions are court proceedings brought when co-owners—such as family members, former partners, or business associates—disagree on managing, using, or selling jointly owned property. The court may order a physical division or force a sale, distributing the proceeds according to each party’s ownership interest.

Disputes arise when a buyer and seller enter into a private financing agreement and one party fails to comply—whether through missed payments, disputes over acceleration clauses, or disagreements about title or possession.

When a real estate deal falls through, we help resolve disputes over deposit rights and the enforcement of specific performance.

A quiet title action resolves disputes over property ownership and clears title defects like forged deeds, inheritance issues, and competing claims. We help you confirm rightful ownership and establish clean, marketable title.

Liens and judgments can hurt your credit and block property transfers. We help resolve them by negotiating with creditors, challenging improper filings, and clearing encumbrances through the courts.