Attorneys for Title, Boundary and Easement Disputes

Real estate litigation does not always arise from something new such as construction of buildings or the sale of a parcel of land to a new owner. Some real estate disputes may be decades in the making and only come to light after years of disagreement finally come to a head.

One of the most basic real estate disputes concerns the land itself. Where does one property end and the next begin? Is a boundary that has been observed for years actually incorrect? Can an easement on a property be revoked or altered? These issues and others like them often end up with experienced real estate litigators such as those at Underwood Scoggins, in Cumming, Georgia.

We Stand by Our Clients and Their Interests

Many properties have characteristics that have come from a misunderstanding or a recording error. Property owners might mistakenly believe that the property line is different from how it is actually recorded, for example. This could come into play when an adjacent property is being sold or developed, leading to lengthy litigation battles.

Disputes over titles to property can also be the subject of litigation. Issues may require the skill and experience of a lawyer to research the history of a parcel of land and how it may have changed hands over the years.

Choose a Firm That Will Make a Difference

Having the right real estate attorney on your side in a dispute over a title, boundary or easement can make all the difference. Contact the attorneys at Underwood Scoggins, to see how they can make a difference for you.

Contact us online or call our office at (762) 300-3484 to discuss your case.