Property dealings are among the most significant transactions in one's life, and our firm provides services tailored to each client’s individual needs. From individual residential transactions to large commercial projects, EJD Law Group will come up with a unique and individualized strategy to achieve your goals. We have the ability to utilize an interdisciplinary approach to problem solving in both negotiation and litigation.
Our firm is dedicated to providing effective solutions for all of our client's real estate needs. When disputes arise, EJD Law Group does everything it its power to amicably resolve the matter without court intervention. Should the need of litigation arise, we will zealously litigate our client's matter to protect their rights and interests.
We have extensive experience in the following areas of real estate law:
Being victim to commercial vandalism or theft can leave a person feeling frightened, confused, and significantly hurt. They may not know what to do and may start calling insurance companies and filing commercial vandalism and theft claims in a panic without knowing the whole story and gathering enough evidence.
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Owning land or property is only for the wealthiest individuals in the US, and real estate is considered an extremely valuable asset to whoever owns it. Every piece of land and property in the US is recorded safely in the County Recorder's office and is a public record. If you are looking to transfer your land or property in someone else's name, the original records need to be changed, without which the transfer becomes invalid.
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A construction defect like poor workmanship, incorrectly designed materials, and non-compliance with construction codes can cost you thousands of dollars. Not only is money at stake, but the well-being and safety of everyone working or living in the building in which a construction defect has occurred are all at risk. Not to mention the stress that comes with it.
A construction defect is a wide term that encompasses anything that can be considered a defect, like a defect in the architectural design, poor planning, improper inspection, or any other factors that could account
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