A Law Firm That Can Assist With Your Real Estate Needs

Buying or selling a home is a significant life event. With the considerable time, money and effort required for such a transaction, you always want to ensure that you protect your best interests. When legal issues arise, however, the guidance you seek matters, and the future of your investment can hinge on the actions you take.

At Joshi Law Group, we provide our San Diego clients with experienced legal counsel for their residential real estate affairs. Our firm understands the nuances of California real estate law, and we can aid you with an array of helpful legal services.

Navigating The Complexities Of Real Estate Law

While a real estate agent can provide you with a valuable service during the home buying or selling process, they do have certain limitations when it comes to the law. For this reason, it is often helpful to consult with an attorney before your transaction. Also, should a post-sale issue arise, a lawyer can help you assess your legal options.

Facets of real estate law that our firm can assist with include:

  • Partition actions: When joint owners of a property cannot come to an agreement on division, a partition action can call for a forced sale.
  • Transactional issues: Purchase agreements can be lengthy, complicated documents. To ensure that an agreement is favorable to you, an attorney should first examine its contents.
  • Breach of contract: A failure to adhere to the terms of a real estate contract can give rise to litigation. In these instances, the services of an experienced lawyer are paramount.
  • Deeds of trust: These documents concern the beneficiary, trustor and trustee involved in a home loan. A deed of trust is a more layered instrument than a mortgage, and it can be wise to meet with an attorney prior to entering such a contract.
  • Foreclosure issues: When a lender takes back possession of a mortgaged property when the borrower has defaulted. They may also file a lien on the property and serve it to the borrower. If the borrower is unable to make up for payments, then the lender can pursue foreclosure proceedings in court.
  • Chain of Title issues: This refers to a record or documents that show the history of ownership for a particular piece of property, beginning with the original owner. In some cases, problems in the chain of title can arise, such as forged signatures or missing deeds, which can create complications for potential buyers.
  • Ownership disputes: Ownership disputes can arise when one or more individuals or entities claim to be the rightful owner of a particular property. Ownership disputes can arise when one or more individuals or entities claim to be the rightful owner of a particular property.

Real estate investments are major assets that often represent the bulk of an individual’s wealth. Because these holdings are so important, it is critical that the legal professionals you rely on have a unique understanding of real estate law.

Contact Our Firm Today For Additional Information

If you have legal needs pertaining to real estate in the San Diego area, our attorneys can help. Call us today at 619-822-7566 to schedule your complimentary initial consultation. For your convenience, we are also available via email.

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