At BoyesLegal APC, we handle complex real estate disputes for buyers, sellers, developers, and investors across California. Real estate conflicts can arise even when all parties intend for a transaction to proceed smoothly. Contract breaches, easement issues, title defects, and construction problems can interrupt your plans and put your investment at risk. We help clients understand their options, evaluate potential outcomes, and pursue efficient and effective resolutions through negotiation, mediation, arbitration, or litigation when necessary.
Why Hire BoyesLegal APC for Real Estate Litigation?
Real estate disputes require a deep understanding of California property laws, contractual obligations, and local procedures. Our team provides strategic, thorough representation designed to resolve conflicts quickly and safeguard your interests. Clients choose our firm because we offer:
- Extensive experience with complex residential and commercial real estate disputes
- Proven results through negotiation, mediation, arbitration, and courtroom litigation
- Tailored strategies that prioritize early resolution when possible
- Clear communication so you always understand your rights and next steps
- Strong knowledge of California’s real estate laws and regulatory requirements
We work to protect your property, reduce prolonged conflict, and resolve disputes with thoughtful, effective advocacy.
Real Estate Litigation Services We Provide
Our San Jose real estate litigation team handles a full range of disputes affecting individuals, businesses, and property owners.
Breach of Contract
When a party breaches a contract—such as refusing to perform required terms—we pursue remedies including damages or specific performance.
Quiet Title Actions
We resolve conflicting ownership claims to ensure clients have clear title to their property.
Easement and Boundary Disputes
We assist with conflicts involving access, encroachments, fences, variances, and disputes with neighbors or local agencies.
Partition Actions
When co-owners cannot agree on how to manage or divide property—often after an inheritance—we file partition actions to divide or sell the property.
Construction Disputes
We represent property owners in claims involving defects, delays, payment disputes, and negligence.
Fraudulent Conveyance
We litigate improper property transfers made to hinder or delay creditors.
Our Approach to Real Estate Disputes
Because litigation can be costly and time-consuming, we explore practical alternatives whenever possible. Many conflicts can be resolved through negotiation, mediation, or arbitration, and real estate contracts often include mandatory alternative dispute resolution provisions.
Our attorneys bring extensive experience to arbitration forums and have secured strong results for clients facing complex real estate disputes. When litigation becomes necessary, we are prepared to litigate and guide you through each phase of the case. Let us evaluate your objectives, assess risk, and provide strategic representation tailored to your needs.
Talk to a Real Estate Litigation Attorney Today
If you are facing a dispute involving a purchase contract, title issue, easement, construction project, landlord-tenant matter, or any other California real estate issue, we can help. Contact BoyesLegal today to schedule a consultation and protect your investment.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long do I have to file a real estate lawsuit in California?
Most real estate lawsuits involving written contracts must be filed within four years, although certain claims—such as fraud, nondisclosure, or title defects—have different timelines. It’s best to seek legal guidance promptly to avoid missing critical filing deadlines.
Can real estate disputes be resolved without going to court?
Yes. Many disputes are resolved through negotiation, mediation, or arbitration. These methods often reduce costs and provide faster results. Litigation becomes necessary only when informal efforts fail or immediate court action is required.
How can I protect myself from future real estate disputes?
You can reduce risk by reviewing contracts carefully before signing, completing inspections, ensuring all disclosures are provided, keeping thorough records, and consulting an attorney before entering major transactions. Proactive legal guidance helps prevent misunderstandings and costly disputes.