Spanish Fort, AL Real Estate Litigation Attorneys

Real estate is often the largest asset that a person or entity possesses. If you find yourself in a transaction involving the sale or purchase of real estate or a dispute that involves real estate in Spanish Fort or other Baldwin or Mobile County areas, trying to handle it alone can be a costly mistake. In situations impacting your interest in real estate, it is wise to discuss the matter with legal counsel to protect your rights and interests.

Stone Crosby, P.C., has skilled attorneys who frequently represent buyers, sellers, developers, and contractors involved in real estate transactions and litigation in Spanish Fort and communities throughout Baldwin and Mobile County, AL. For more than a century, its attorneys have been skillfully protecting the financial interests of their clients and can do the same for you. Contact us today to schedule an initial consultation.

Some areas of real estate litigation we handle include:

Landlord-Tenant Disputes

Landlords rely on their tenants and the strength of their leases to succeed. Tenants trust the lease they have with a landlord and the law will protect their rights to use the property they are leasing.

Your rights and obligations as a landlord or tenant in Alabama are defined by state and federal laws, regulations, statutes, and ordinances. Stone Crosby’s attorneys advise landlords in Baldwin County and Mobile County in connection with their residential and commercial leasing needs (including the drafting and negotiating leases, etc.) and represent landlords and tenants in disputes over leases, evictions, liens, and related matters.

Construction Litigation

When anything goes wrong during or after the construction process, the results can be costly and time-consuming. Whether you’re a property owner, a contractor, sub-contractor or supplier, Stone Crosby’s attorneys will fight to ensure the protection of your rights.

Property Disputes

Under Alabama law, no two parties can hold the same property adversely to each other at the same time. If you find out that your property line isn’t where you thought it was or end up in a boundary dispute with another landowner, you need an experienced real estate attorney in your corner. Our firm is familiar with the applicable state and local statutes and will advocate for your interests.

Breach of Sales Agreements

Even though Alabama is a caveat emptor state for the sale of property, meaning “buyer beware,” sellers have some responsibility. For example, if a defect creates a safety issue or if the buyer asks a question about a specific defect, it must be disclosed. If there is no disclosure, the buyer might have cause for a breach of contract dispute.

Our law firm represents buyers and sellers in disputes over contracts and sales agreements. Other common conflicts occur when a seller refuses to transfer title to the buyer or the buyer defaults on a purchase agreement. Our firm can pursue damages as well as specific performance of a contract on your behalf.

HOA and Condo Association Disputes

Our experienced real estate litigation attorneys represent homeowners as well as homeowner, property and condominium owner associations. We understand the complex governing documents and unique laws that apply to these associations and the legal challenges that can arise. We handle a variety of relevant legal matters, including:

• Enforcing restrictive covenants and association rules
• Enforcement of requirement to pay assessments
• Disputes surrounding governing documents and Alabama law
• Litigation with contractors, or other third parties
• Disputes regarding the proper administration of the association’s finances or business

Whether you are an individual property owner or a representative of the association, we can advise you of your rights and obligations and provide the skilled legal guidance you need.

Real Estate Title Litigation

No matter what type of property you own or plan to purchase, title issues can arise, which can lead to a significant amount of confusion and stress. Ideally, you want a clean title to any property that you purchase, but problems might come up during a title search or even after closing.

When a title has problems, it’s said to be “clouded.” Some of the issues our law firm can help resolve include tax liens, constructions liens, and association liens that hold up a closing. We also represent property owners and other interested parties in quiet title actions.

Speak With an Experienced Spanish Fort, AL Real Estate Litigation Attorney

Navigating Alabama’s real estate laws and regulations can be challenging. Stone Crosby, P.C. has a team of experienced real estate litigation attorneys who can identify and explain your legal options so you can bring the quickest and best resolution to any dispute that you may be facing. To speak with one of our knowledgeable attorneys, please call our office today at (251) 626-6696 or contact us online to schedule an initial consultation.