Donald J. MockATTORNEY AT LAW

PRACTICE AREAS

Real Estate Law and Litigation

Discuss a dispute involving ownership, use, or a transaction involving real property.

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EXAMPLE SCENARIO

A neighbor blocks a driveway you believe you have a right to use. Deeds, recorded easements, and a survey may help explain what each property owner can do.

What it involves

  1. Identify the dispute

    Clarify which property, agreement, or right is in dispute.

  2. Review the records

    Look at deeds, surveys, purchase agreements, disclosures, or correspondence that may bear on the issue.

  3. Discuss a resolution

    Explore an agreement, mediation, or a court decision if the dispute continues.

Possible outcomes

The parties may reach a written agreement, settle a claim for money, or ask a court to determine their rights or issue an order.

What to have ready for your consultation

Relevant deeds, surveys, agreements, notices, and correspondence. Ask the office how to share sensitive documents securely.

General information. The office can confirm whether it handles your specific matter.

Schedule a consultation ↗ $200 · one hour