Property Dispute Attorney in New Jersey

Most property disputes are about money and peace of mind, not principle. David aims for the resolution that protects your property rights at the lowest cost, and litigates when that is what it takes.

Disputes David handles

  • Boundary lines, fences, and encroachments
  • Easements, rights of way, and shared driveways
  • Breach of purchase contract, including earnest money disputes
  • Failure to disclose defects by a seller
  • Co-owner and partition disputes
  • Landlord and tenant disputes for small property owners

How David approaches a dispute

Step one is understanding what you actually want: the fence moved, the deal closed, the money back. Step two is the cheapest reliable path to that outcome. Often that is a firm letter and a negotiated agreement. When it is not, David files suit and sees it through.

FAQ

Property Disputes: common questions

My neighbor built over the property line. What can I do?

Options range from a written encroachment agreement to a lawsuit for removal, depending on the survey, how long it has been there, and what you want. Start with a survey and a consultation.

The seller hid a problem with the house. Can I sue?

If the seller knew of a material defect and failed to disclose it, you may have a claim. Timing matters, so contact David as soon as you discover the issue.

Let's talk

Talk to David about property disputes

Tell David what you're facing. You'll leave the conversation knowing your options, with no pressure and no obligation. Calls returned within one business day.