Co-owners are fairly common with real estate. The most common example of this is when two people are married, and they own a home together. But you also have joint business owners who hold real estate together, real estate investors who may purchase homes or plots of...
Real estate transactions are consequential in nature. Purchasing a home, selling a commercial lot or negotiating an easement can result in significant and lasting impacts on the lives of everyone who is immediately connected to the benefits and drawbacks of such an...
When two parties to a contract cannot see eye-to-eye, they may turn to mediation, arbitration or attorney-led negotiation to sort out their differences. Yet, negotiation doesn’t always “get the job done.” Sometimes, either due to the stakes or complexity of a matter,...
