Real Estate Law

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Our real estate lawyers offer a wide range of services related to legal issues and transactions in the real estate sector. This includes reviewing and drafting contracts for the purchase and sale, rental and lease of real estate, guidance in the negotiation and due diligence of properties, resolution of disputes involving real estate issues, analysis and regularization of real estate documentation, condominium issues, real estate financing, among others.

The real estate lawyer works to protect his clients' interests, ensuring legal compliance and offering guidance for making safe and well-founded decisions in the real estate field.

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Real estate contracts: drafting, reviewing and negotiating purchase and sale agreements, leases, rentals, exchanges and other agreements related to real estate transactions.
Real estate due diligence: thorough investigation and analysis of properties, including verification of documentation, records, encumbrances and restrictions, in order to identify risks and guarantee security in the transaction.
Property regularization: assistance in the regularization of real estate in situations of documentary irregularities, such as rectification of registration, adverse possession, subdivision, unification and registration.
Condominium issues: advising on matters related to condominiums, such as drafting and revising internal regulations, condominium meetings, collecting condominium fees and resolving conflicts between owners.
Real estate financing: Guidance in the analysis of financing contracts, mortgages and fiduciary alienation, with special attention to the review of interest and contractual conditions, protecting your rights and avoiding undue charges.
Constructive defect: Acting on claims related to construction defects, ensuring adequate repair, compensation and accountability for those involved.

Expropriation and dispossession: representing owners or occupiers in expropriation or dispossession proceedings, guaranteeing fair compensation and defending clients' interests.
Land regularization: advising on the regularization of urban areas, irregular allotments, urban and rural land regularization.
Resolution of real estate disputes: mediation, negotiation and litigation in cases of conflicts related to property, such as neighborhood disputes, civil liability, rights in rem, among others.
Real estate development: advising on real estate development processes, including the drafting of contracts, registration and compliance with legal obligations.
Real estate leasing: guidance on drafting lease agreements, reviewing clauses, renewals, terminations and eviction proceedings.
Delayed delivery of property: Legal advice to guarantee your rights in the event of a delay in the delivery of properties purchased on the ground floor, seeking compensation or compliance with deadlines.
Unfair terms: Identifying and contesting clauses that harm the consumer, whether in purchase and sale, financing or rental contracts.

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FAQ - Frequently asked questions about real estate law

A real estate lawyer advises clients on buying, selling, renting and leasing real estate, reviews and drafts contracts, regularizes real estate documentation, assists in negotiations and resolves legal disputes related to real estate.

This professional ensures that the entire process complies with the law, reviews contractual clauses, identifies possible risks and protects your interests, avoiding future losses.

It is a complete analysis of the legal and documentary situation of the property before negotiation, in order to identify any pending issues, debts or problems that could make the transaction unfeasible.

Yes, the lawyer can draft or review the contract to ensure that it contains the necessary clauses and protects the interests of both parties, avoiding future disputes.

It involves analyzing and correcting any irregularities in the property's documents, such as registrations, deeds and certificates, to ensure that everything is fit for sale, financing or use.

A real estate lawyer can mediate the conflict, advise on the rights and duties of the parties involved and take legal action if necessary.

Yes. The lawyer can analyze the contracts to identify abusive or illegal clauses and propose renegotiations with the financial institution, if necessary.

Personal documents of the parties are required, as well as updated registration of the property, negative certificates (of encumbrances, actions and taxes), proof of payment of taxes, among others.

Yes, but it is essential that all pending issues are analyzed and settled before the deal is concluded, to avoid legal risks.

The lawyer can advise on the appropriate measures, such as notification, negotiation and, in the last resort, legal action to repossess the property or collect the amounts owed.

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