What is Real Property Litigation?

Real property litigation refers to legal disputes that arise from issues related to land and other forms of real estate. It can include a wide range of conflicts, such as disputes over property boundaries, easements, zoning regulations, property damage, landlord-tenant disputes, and more. Real property litigation can involve individuals, businesses, government entities, and other parties, and it can be both civil and criminal in nature.

​

Litigation related to real property can be complex and highly contested, as parties often have significant financial and emotional investments in the outcome. These cases typically require a deep understanding of real estate law and often involve detailed factual investigations and expert testimony. Additionally, real property litigation can take a significant amount of time to resolve, with cases often lasting months or even years.

​

If you are involved in a real property dispute, it is important to seek out experienced legal counsel who can provide guidance and representation throughout the process; that's Lombardo Law.