Real Estate Litigation Attorney
California Property Disputes & Investment Protection
What We Do
Protecting California Real Estate Owners and Investors
Real estate disputes in California involve high-value properties, complex contracts, and tenacious parties. The Green Firm represents owners, investors, developers, and businesses in real estate litigation throughout Los Angeles and Orange County.
Our California real estate litigation attorneys handle disputes involving purchase and sale contracts, partition actions, easement and boundary disputes, broker malpractice, fraud and nondisclosure claims, landlord-tenant litigation (commercial), title and quiet title actions, and construction-related real estate disputes.
From pre-litigation demand letters and lis pendens recordings through trial and appeal, we manage real estate disputes in California Superior Courts and federal courts across Southern California.
Why Choose The Green Firm
- California Real Estate Specialization: Deep knowledge of California-specific law including the Subdivision Map Act and partition rules.
- Investment Protection Focus: Real estate is often a client’s largest asset — we treat every matter with appropriate seriousness.
- LA & OC Court Experience: Our attorneys regularly appear before the LA and Orange County Superior Courts.
- Commercial & Residential: We represent both commercial operators and residential property owners.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is real estate litigation?
Real estate litigation is civil litigation involving property — purchase disputes, partition actions, broker liability, title claims, easement fights, fraud cases, and lease disputes. In California these are typically resolved in Superior Court.
How do I find a real estate litigation attorney in Los Angeles or Orange County?
The Green Firm represents real estate clients throughout Los Angeles, Orange County, and California. Schedule a consultation to discuss your matter.
What is a partition action in California?
A partition action is a lawsuit to force the sale or division of jointly-owned real estate when co-owners cannot agree. CCP §872.210 et seq. governs partition actions.
Can I sue my broker for nondisclosure in California?
In some cases, yes. California real estate brokers owe statutory and fiduciary duties to disclose material facts. Failure to disclose can give rise to claims for negligence, breach of fiduciary duty, and fraud.
What is the statute of limitations for California real estate disputes?
It depends on the claim. Written contract claims have 4 years, fraud claims 3 years from discovery, and nondisclosure claims 2-4 years depending on theory. Acting quickly is critical.
How long does real estate litigation take in California?
California real estate litigation typically takes 12-24 months from filing through trial. Complex multi-party disputes can take longer. Many cases settle earlier.
Schedule a Consultation
If you are facing a California real estate dispute, contact The Green Firm today. Our real estate litigation attorneys serve clients throughout Los Angeles, Orange County, and California. Schedule a Consultation.