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At ELKUS & SISSON, P.C., our team of seasoned professionals brings a wealth of experience to navigating complex legal challenges with precision and dedication.

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The law firm of Elkus & Sisson, P.C. has an experienced team of Denver real estate litigation attorneys that can guide you through the complications that can arise from a real estate transaction in Colorado. With the recent boom in development across the state of Colorado there have been an increase in real estate transactions, resulting in an increase in a wide range of real estate disputes.

Our Civil Litigation team offers experienced and qualified lawyers to protect and fight for your interests in real estate cases.

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Who Do We Represent?

Real estate transactions occur between many types of people and professions. A list of people and professions we represent include (but not limited to):

  • Homeowners
  • Construction professionals
  • Contractors
  • Developers
  • Investors
  • Property managers
  • Homeowners associations
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Types of Real Estate Disputes We Handle in Colorado

There are a wide range of laws and regulations that can result in disputes. While Elkus & Sisson, P.C. has the experience to protect your interest in any of the following types.

  • Owner Disputes – If there is any uncertainty as to who the property belongs to then legal action can be made to settle the dispute.
  • Quiet Title – These can be complicated cases in which the legal action is brought forth so that there is no doubt about the ownership of a property. Causes can include, adverse possession, forged deeds, ambiguous deeds.
  • Partition Action – When land or real estate is owned by multiple parties. This type of dispute involves dividing the property in a fair manner.
  • Eminent Domain – It is important that as a landowner you are compensated fair market value for land that is taken for public use.
  • Easement Disputes – An easement allows the use of land by someone who is not the owner. Disputes on how easements can be used are quite common.
  • Zoning / Land Use – Zoning is a way for counties and local municipalities to control how land is used. More information on how Zoning is used in Colorado can be found here. Sometimes it is necessary to appeal a zoning decision or request a zoning variance.
  • Mechanic’s Liens – These can be complicated issues due to the contractors or subcontractors not receiving compensation for their work on a property. Mechanic’s liens can be complicated and it is critical you seek experienced lawyers to represent you and your interests.
  • Neighbor Disputes – These are typically a result of a disagreement over the boundary of two neighbors. Disputes regarding fencing, overhanging trees, and encroaching structures are typical types of neighbor disputes.
  • Covenants – Covenants can permit or restrict property from being used in certain ways. They can also dictate easements. We can negotiate or apply to have covenants removed.
  • Breach of Contract – One of the more common types of real estate disputes that is a result of one party not living up to their obligations in a real estate contract.
  • Real Estate Fraud – If a party withholds information or presents false information that causes harm to another party then a real estate fraud case can arise. These cases can result in actual and punitive damages.

Additional types of real estate law issues can include:

  • Commercial property disputes
  • Deed disputes
  • Breach of title

You Can Trust Our Real Estate Litigation Lawyers

Our decades of real estate litigation experience in Colorado make us a law firm you can trust when it comes to protecting your interests. Contact a member of our team for a free consultation.

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Common Types of Civil Litigation

Breach of Contract

At the heart of virtually every business transaction in Colorado, and across the country, is a contract. Generally, a contract is considered to be a voluntary agreement between two or more parties, and this agreement is typically memorialized in writing, but can be spoken. There are a myriad of situations where having a valid contract is prudent, whether the contract pertains to the sale of items, or pertain to the performance of a specific service. If something occurs that prevents the terms of the agreement from being completed, a contract can assist either party by utilizing the terms of the contract to try and achieve an amicable resolution.

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Real Estate Litigation

The law firm of Elkus & Sisson, P.C. has an experienced team of real estate attorneys that can guide you through the complications that can arise from a real estate transaction. With the recent boom in development across the state of Colorado there have been an increase in real estate transactions, resulting in an increase in a wide range of real estate disputes.

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Mechanic's Liens

A Mechanic’s Lien allows contractors, subcontractors, suppliers, and design professionals to seek compensation for their work on real or personal property. Our law firm brings a team of attorneys experienced in real estate law, construction law, and specifically to the area of mechanic's liens. Our extensive litigation expertise in Colorado is helpful in these cases. We offer representation for both homeowners and contractors.

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Construction Defects

There are various types of construction defects, though the most common cases revolve around design problems and poor workmanship. We thoroughly understand the laws surrounding these issues and are familiar with homeowner’s insurance, home repairs, construction standards of care, liability insurance, construction contracts, home warranty law, and construction professional negligence.

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Business Disputes

In many instances, business disputes can be resolved outside of a courtroom through negotiation, mediation, arbitration, etc. Though, there are some business disputes that can only be resolved in a court with a judge and/or jury. If you are involved in a business dispute in Colorado, it is important to take the time to speak with an experienced business dispute attorney sooner rather than later.

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