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Seattle and Tacoma Property Attorneys

Helping you with all of your property-related legal needs

Purchasing and selling properties are often major milestones in an individual’s life. A property transaction may mark the start of a new family home, a business venture, and more. For this reason, you always want to make sure that every aspect of your property deal is in your best interests and in compliance with the law. At the Dickson Frohlich Phillips Burgess, we pride ourselves on helping individuals and businesses in Seattle and Tacoma review their property transactions and fight for their legal rights when necessary.

If you are engaging in any type of property transaction or facing a property dispute, please call our offices today at 206-621-1110 (Seattle), 253-572-1000 (Tacoma), 360-742-3500 (Olympia), 971-416-0881 (Portland) for a phone consultation.

Common Property Law Matters

Property law encapsulates a large number of legal issues, transactions, and relationships. Some of the common issues in property law cases include the following:

  • Mortgage contracts
  • Fraudulent mortgage lending
  • Title insurance disputes
  • Broker commission disputes
  • Easements
  • Adverse possession
  • Fair housing laws
  • Loan modification
  • Foreclosure
  • Land use and zoning disputes
  • Obtaining variances
  • Eminent domain
  • Covenants
  • Landlord/tenant issues

If you own any type of property, there is a good chance you will face one of the above issues at some point. Your first step in that situation should always be to contact an experienced property lawyer for assistance.

How our Lawyers can help with property cases

A skilled attorney can help you with a wide range of property matters in a variety of ways. For example, many transactions require sometimes complicated contracts and an attorney can review these contracts before you sign them, negotiate any unfavorable provisions, and help settle disputes if the other party does not hold up their end of the bargain.

Additionally, an attorney can protect you from predatory or discriminatory lenders and help you hold them accountable for their unlawful behavior. A lawyer can assist you in standing up to a neighbor who is wrongfully using your property or causing such a disturbance that you may not quietly enjoy your property. How one of our lawyers can help depends on the specific facts of your case, and you can rest assured we will do a full evaluation to determine all necessary legal issues at hand.

If you have any type of property law matter, call the Dickson Frohlich Phillips Burgess at 206-621-1110 (Seattle), 253-572-1000 (Tacoma), 360-742-3500 (Olympia), 971-416-0881 (Portland) for assistance today.