Real Estate Litigation 

A quiet title action is a court proceeding used to resolve disputes or defects affecting ownership of real property. These actions may be necessary when there are competing claims, tax deed issues, unknown heirs, errors in the chain of title, old liens, or other title problems. Our firm helps clients work toward clear, insurable, and marketable title.

We assist clients with adverse possession claims involving long-term possession, use, and maintenance of real property. These matters require careful review of the property history, ownership records, and legal requirements before determining whether a claim may be available.

When co-owners cannot agree on the use, sale, or division of real property, we assist with partition actions to seek a fair resolution through the court.

We also handle contract disputes connected to real estate transactions, including purchase agreements, seller disputes, buyer disputes, and closing-related issues.

We handle disputes involving property boundaries, access, easements, encroachments, and related real estate issues.

We represent clients in matters involving disputed ownership, title defects, tax deed properties, heirship issues, and errors in the chain of title. Whether a title issue arises from prior conveyances, estates, recorded documents, or competing claims, we help clients resolve problems that may prevent property from being sold, refinanced, or insured.