Real estate law

Real estate financing involves significant legal and financial commitments.

Our expertise covers:

• Review of mortgage loan agreements;

• Legal and conventional mortgages, and guarantees;

• Protection of your rights vis-à-vis creditors.

We ensure that your interests are protected throughout the financing process.

First request a review, then an independent counter-assessment. If the disagreement persists, file a complaint with the insurer’s internal service or with the AMF. A lawyer can then initiate legal proceedings.

The acquisition or sale of real estate sometimes requires the expertise of a lawyer to secure your investment.

Our services include:

• Analysis and negotiation of purchase and sale agreements;

• Legal due diligence and identification of defects;

• Drafting and review of transfer deeds.

• Transfer of titles and coordination with the notary.

Whether you are a buyer or a seller, we ensure a secure and compliant transaction.

Real estate disputes require a strategic legal approach and effective representation.

Our lawyers can intervene in various matters:

• Boundary disputes and property conflicts;

• Claims against real estate brokers for professional misconduct;

• Latent defects and legal warranties;

• Contractual disputes during transactions;

• Condominium issues and relations between co-owners;

• Judicial proceedings and representation before the courts.

We prioritize effective solutions while firmly defending your rights when necessary.

When purchasing real estate, avoid unfavorable clauses, the absence of legal verification and inspection, undisclosed easements, and cadastral irregularities. Legal assistance remains essential.

A latent defect is a serious flaw, not visible at the time of purchase, existing before the sale, and diminishing the use, quality, or value of the property. It often requires legal analysis.

If the broker has failed to meet their professional obligations, civil remedies may be available. We assess your situation and determine the appropriate strategy.

You may first challenge the decision with the insurer, then file a complaint with the claims department. If the issue persists, a lawyer may intervene and, as a last resort, refer the matter to the courts to assert your rights.

First, contact your insurer to understand the reason for the denial, then gather your evidence. If the decision remains unjustified, an insurance law attorney can challenge the denial, negotiate, or initiate legal action to enforce your rights.