Attorney Andre Clark Explains The Typical Real Estate Issues Involved In Litigation
The real estate disputes that land in litigation, Los Angeles attorney Andre Clark says, cluster around a few types: owners fighting over title, neighbor conflicts, contract disputes from a transaction, and fallouts between co-investors who bought property together. Because so many statutes govern these deals, a violated contract or a title problem often ends up in court.
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Answered by Andre Clark · Los Angeles / San Bernardino County, CA
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What real estate disputes end up in litigation?
They cluster around a few types: fights over title, neighbor conflicts, contract disputes from a transaction, and fallouts between co-investors.
Why does co-owned property so often end up in court?
Because so many statutes govern these deals, a violated contract or title problem between co-owners frequently lands in litigation.
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