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Property Disputes
Property disputes can involve ownership, use, agreements, payments, access, boundaries, possession, or other contested rights. The documents and history of the property usually matter.
Dispute Review
A property dispute may require review of deeds, contracts, leases or other agreements, payment records, photographs, surveys, correspondence, and the parties' course of conduct.
The appropriate strategy depends on the interest being asserted, the relief sought, the available documentation, and whether the dispute can be resolved without extended litigation.
Litigation Preparation
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Identify the property interest and relief being claimed
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Review the title and agreement record
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Build a timeline of use, payments, and communications
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Prepare for negotiation or court based on the available evidence
Frequently Asked Questions
These answers are general information. The documents, claims, defenses, deadlines, and procedural posture of a specific matter can substantially change the analysis.
Bring deeds, leases, contracts, surveys, notices, photographs, payment records, and any court papers or correspondence connected to the dispute.
The history may be important. Gather older documents and communications when available so the timeline and prior conduct can be understood.
Do not ignore a stated deadline. Preserve the letter and related documents and have the situation reviewed so you can understand the response options and timing.
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Attorney
Tae H. Kim has practiced in Maryland since 1999 and represents clients in civil litigation matters throughout the jurisdictions served by Kim & Grillo.
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