Yes, you can sue for damages caused by a breach of fiduciary duty in a real estate transaction if a party fails to act in your best interests or violates their fiduciary obligations. Our firm can assist you in holding parties accountable for breaches, securing compensation for your losses.

Enforcing or contesting a purchase agreement requires a careful review of the contract terms and applicable laws, followed by appropriate legal action if necessary. Our firm provides comprehensive legal assistance to buyers and sellers in enforcing or challenging purchase agreements in East Tennessee and North Georgia, protecting their rights and interests throughout the transaction process.

If a seller fails to disclose defects in a property, you may have legal remedies available, such as rescinding the contract, seeking damages, or pursuing an action for fraud. If you believe a Seller failed to disclose a defect prior to the purchase of your home, our firm can assist with holding parties accountable and…Read more

Yes, you can sue for specific performance in a real estate contract if the other party fails to fulfill their contractual obligations, such as refusing to sell or transfer the property as agreed.

Enforcing or contesting restrictive covenants affecting a property involves legal analysis of the covenants and potentially filing a lawsuit to enforce or challenge them. Our firm has extensive experience in handling restrictive covenant matters in East Tennessee and North Georgia, helping clients understand their rights and pursue appropriate legal actions to protect their interests.

Yes, you can pursue legal action for fraud in a real estate transaction if you were deceived or misled by another party. We can help you hold offending parties accountable and secure compensation for your loss.

Disputes over property ownership can be resolved through negotiation, mediation, or litigation, depending on the nature and complexity of the dispute. Our firm can resolve property ownership disputes and protect your rights and interests with strategic legal representation.

Yes, you can sue for damages caused by fraudulent property transfers if you suffer financial losses due to a fraudulent conveyance, misrepresentations, or forged documents. We can assist you in holding fraudulent parties accountable and seeking compensation for your loss.

Yes, you can sue for damages caused by title defects if you suffer financial losses due to errors, omissions, or defects in the property’s title. Our firm can assist you in handling title defects in Chattanooga, TN and North Georgia, securing corrective actions and compensation for your losses caused by title issues.

A quiet title action is a legal proceeding used to establish clear title to real property and resolve disputes over ownership or interests in the property. It’s necessary when there are conflicting claims or uncertainties regarding property ownership. Our firm in East Tennessee can assist you with a quiet title action and help you resolve…Read more