Real property disputes come in all shapes and sizes, from real estate transaction disagreements to construction defects to ownership disputes.  Contract language is often written in legalese that can be difficult to interpret and sentiment over property often deepens the emotional weight of these disputes.  Litigating these issues in court results in wasted time, energy, and money.

Whether your dispute involves rights-of-way, boundaries, adverse possession, trees and views, breaches of contract to buy or sell real property, closing delays, misrepresentations, construction defects and negligence, property damage, mortgages, joint ventures and partnership disputes, or property development, it can be quickly and effectively resolved through mediation or arbitration at a fraction of the cost of litigating the matter in court.  In fact, many real property contracts contain clauses requiring mediation or arbitration.  Mediation gives parties a voice to address their grievances and autonomy over the result, providing them with the chance to create their own innovative solutions.  Arbitration provides an expedient decision dictating the result with clear finality without the often exorbitant expense of litigating the matter in court.