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Real Estate Lawyer & Property Disputes
The firm provides advocacy and legal advice in real estate matters, beginning with a review of the documents and contractual relationship before identifying the appropriate route.
Potential scope of work
- Review and drafting of sale, purchase and lease agreements
- Developer, contractor and broker disputes
- Ownership, registration and handover matters
- Negotiation, settlement and representation before competent authorities
When should you contact a lawyer?
- Before signing a property sale, purchase or lease agreement
- When handover is delayed or the delivered unit is disputed
- For disagreements involving payments, termination, registration or ownership
- When a notice, negotiation or formal property claim may be required
For a clearer initial assessment
Prepare the essential facts and documents
Prepare a short chronology, identify the parties and key dates, and gather the agreements, correspondence and decisions connected to the matter. Do not send highly sensitive information until the firm directs you to the appropriate channel.
Service questions
Before requesting a consultation
What documents are needed to assess a property dispute?+
The agreement and addenda, payment records, correspondence, and relevant notices or decisions. Further documents may be requested after the initial review.
Does every property dispute require court proceedings?+
Not necessarily. The appropriate route depends on the agreement, facts and deadlines, and may involve negotiation, settlement or formal proceedings.