Property disputes involve disagreements over ownership, boundaries, or permissible uses of a property. At Bumbaugh George, our property dispute lawyers can analyze the legal disagreements surrounding your property, clarify your rights, and suggest legal remedies. We can also represent you during real estate litigation, mediation, or negotiation proceedings.

Zoning regulations determine how land can be used in certain areas, including residential neighborhoods. If you want to submit a variance application to your local authorities, our property variance attorneys can assist with the process. We’ll advise you on how to win a variance hearing, lay out the best arguments against zoning variance, and advocate for you during appeals.

Also known as a purchase agreement, an agreement of sale is a contract that outlines the terms and conditions of a real estate transaction. Our meticulous document review attorneys can draft your agreement of sale and negotiate its terms and conditions. We can also explain what happens after you sign a purchase agreement and guide you through the closing process.

An easement gives someone the legal right to use another person’s property. There are several types of easements, each with different characteristics and purposes. Whether you want to pursue a prescriptive easement to use a neighbor’s land or dispute a utility company’s proposed easement on your property, our skilled property attorneys can support you every step of the way.

Neighborhoods with homeowners associations (HOAs) often have strict maintenance standards and premium amenities, leading to higher property values. Unfortunately, HOA rules and regulations may also provoke disputes among residents. At Bumbaugh George, our property attorneys can assess the legality of your HOA policy, help you resolve HOA complaints, and explain how to have your HOA investigated if you believe it’s acting unlawfully. 

The Quiet Title Act helps determine the rightful legal owner of a property and resolve any ongoing title issues. If you’re involved in a title dispute, our experienced attorneys can analyze your property’s title for defects, clouds, or uncertainties. We can also help you launch a Quiet Title suit, gather evidence to support your ownership, and advocate for your rights in court.

Whether you’re a landlord or a tenant, you may have complaints about your housing arrangement. At Bumbaugh George, our real estate attorneys can review your lease agreement to make sure its provisions are fair and enforceable. We can also help resolve disputes regarding tenant screening procedures, lease terminations, rent increases, maintenance and repairs, and eviction proceedings.