Why you need a Real Estate Litigation Lawyer?

Real estate disputes can be caused by many things, like breaking a contract, not telling the buyer about problems with the property, or being careless or breaking a duty.

Disputes related to the Termination of Purchase and Sales Agreements

In the real estate industry, timing is everything. In most cases, the sale of another property is tied in with the purchase of a new one. Contracts are often delayed or broken as a result of the volatile nature of the real estate market. As such, we help both sellers and buyers know their legal options, be it:

Failure to complete a real estate transaction: plaintiff and defendant,

Deposit Forfeiture or,

Actions for specific performance and latent defects.

Unjust Enrichment, Constructive and Resulting Trusts

Suppose you are not the legal owner but believe you should be given a share of the property because of the money you contributed and the time you spent helping to maintain and upkeep it. In that case, you can file a constructive trust claim. It is possible to file a resulting trust claim if you are not listed as the legal owner but are actually the beneficial one. At ME Law, we gather facts and proof to prove that our clients are the rightful owners of their property. This will involve:

Certificate of Pending Litigation (CPL)

Promissiory Note Claims

Fraudulent Conveyances Act

Hire Experienced Toronto Real Estate Litigation Lawyers

We at ME Law are here to assist you if you are concerned about any of the reasons mentioned above or anything else that may be bothering you. With our expertise in the law and as a neutral third party, we can provide you with an unbiased assessment of your situation. We help outline the potential legal repercussions and offer suggestions for mitigating them. If you so wish, we can handle every aspect of your legal matter. Call us today for a free 30-minute consultation.