Real estate
Real estate transactions are often the largest investment in a person's life. Legal due diligence before signing protects you from costly surprises.
We carry out a check of the title and encumbrances, draft and coordinate the contracts, and accompany you through to the closing of the transaction before a notary.
We also assist in disputes over ownership, partition and relations between co-owners.
How we can help
- Check of title, encumbrances and property documents
- Preliminary contract of sale and purchase
- Drafting and coordination of the title deed
- Contracts for the lease and management of properties
- Voluntary and judicial partition of real estate
- Acquisition of property by adverse possession
- Establishment of a right to build and a right of use
- Disputes between co-owners and matters of condominium ownership
Frequently asked questions
Why is legal due diligence important before buying a property?
The check establishes whether the seller is the actual owner, whether there are any mortgages, attachments or other encumbrances on the property, and whether the documents are in order. This avoids the risk of the transaction being contested or of you acquiring a property with problems.
Have a legal question? Get in touch.
The initial consultation is free and without obligation.