Real Estate Law

Buyers want to know what they are taking on; sellers do not want to face claims again later. We read the contract from the perspective of the party we act for and identify what remains open.

If a dispute arises after the purchase, it usually concerns defects, promises made during the sales negotiations or the role of the estate agent and the notary. We examine what can be proven and enforce the claims out of court or in court.

• Review of property purchase agreements
• Drafting of property purchase agreements
• Attendance at notarial appointments
• Enforcement of warranty claims for defects and claims for damages
• Enforcement of liability claims
• Liability of estate agents and notaries for incorrect advice and incorrect notarisation
• Representation of buyers and sellers alike