Real Estate Litigation

Real estate disputes put large investments at risk and rarely resolve themselves. We protect your property and business interests in disputes over ownership, use, and contracts for real property. Our clients include property owners, buyers, sellers, investors, developers, and real estate professionals.

What We Handle

• Failed closings and suits for specific performance

• Breach of real estate purchase and sale agreements

• Quiet title actions and title defects

• Boundary line and easement disputes

• Adverse possession claims

• Partition actions between co-owners

• Disputes involving real estate agents, brokers, and title companies

• Commercial lease and property disputes

The firm handles real estate disputes and contract review. It does not conduct real estate closings.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I force a seller to close?

Sometimes. When a seller refuses to close without a legal excuse, a buyer may ask the court to order specific performance of the contract, or may seek damages instead. The answer depends on the contract’s terms and what each side did before the closing date.

What is a quiet title action?

A lawsuit that asks the court to declare who owns a property and to clear competing claims or defects from the title.

Related Reading

• What Is a Quiet Title Action in Tennessee?

• Adverse Possession in Tennessee

• Partition Actions Between Co-Owners

• Seller Refusing to Close in Tennessee

• Boundary Line and Easement Disputes

• Title Attorney vs. Real Estate Litigation Attorney

Talk to a Lawyer About Your Dispute

Request a consultation or call 615-495-4696 (Tennessee) or 248-206-0208 (Michigan).

Tennessee matters are handled by attorneys licensed in Tennessee. Michigan matters are handled by Jesse F. Nahhat, who is licensed in Michigan. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.