Real Estate Law

Seattle and Tacoma Real Estate Attorney

Welcome to Real Estate Law Department of The Dickson Law Group, Attorneys at Law. Having over 25 years of experience under our belt in dealing with various real estate legal issues, we know that no two cases are the same and individual attention is the key to your satisfaction and our success.

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What kind of Real Estate Law Problems can you help me with?

Loan Modifications for Distressed Home Owners (click on the loan modification tab on the right for more details)
Disputes with Banking Institutions regarding a Property
Real Estate Contract Drafting for Commercial Properties
Real Estate Contract Review for Commercial Properties
Lien Claims
Eviction Proceedings
Foreclosure Defense
Foreclosure Proceedings
HOA Disputes
Property Line Disputes
Neighbor Disputes
Landlord/Tenant Disputes (Note: for residential matters, we only represent the landlord but we do represent either party in commercial matters).
Condo Conversions
Lease Review
Lease Drafting

When Washington Real Estate Law Affects You, Turn to Knowledgeable, Experienced Real Estate Attorneys in Seattle and Tacoma.

Real estate law is, without a doubt, a complicated and often difficult matter. From contracts, to purchasing and selling property to liens, interest transfers, loan modifications, landlord/tenant law, and more, you need a competent real estate attorney in Seattle or Tacoma who can help. An experienced attorney will assist you in understanding the law, the various aspects of your situation, and will have your best interest in mind in preparing your documents or fighting your case in a court of law.

If Washington real estate law has you in need of legal counsel, give us a call today for a free 15-minute phone consultation at 206-621-1110 or 253-572-1000. Our legal team is eagerly waiting to assist you.

While there are many people who think they can go it alone in preparing legal documents or battling in court, this is not always a wise decision. Not all do-it-yourself documents turn out to be valid, and an experienced real estate attorney in Tacoma or Seattle will have the knowledge to ensure you get a fair deal or favorable outcome in court.

Real Estate

Under the law, real estate (or “real property”) is a legal term that is used to describe land and any improvements to the land that are fixed and immovable. Thus, “real estate” includes not only the actual land, but also items such as houses, buildings, and fences that are located on the property. Today, real estate is divided into two categories: residential real estate and commercial real estate. Real estate attorneys work primarily with clients who have legal issues involving their personal real estate or real estate that they wish to acquire. Because real estate law is a vast body of statutes and regulations, real estate law carries the potential to have a significant impact on clients and their businesses.

Real Estate Law Practice

The Dickson Law Group’s real estate attorneys possess an immense understanding of the real estate principles and laws. Our attorneys assist clients throughout Seattle, Tacoma, and the Puget Sound Region in various real estate matters within both the residential and the commercial real estate contexts. We understand that when it comes to real estate matters, each client has personal interests and attachments to the property involved. Because real estate issues are often complex and because real estate law is detailed and intricate, seeking professional legal assistance in your real estate matters is ultimately your best bet. Our real estate attorneys stand ready to represent you or your business in your real estate needs.

Legal Subjects Common to Real Estate Law

Below is a non-exhaustive collection of legal subjects that commonly arise in real estate law and that many of our clients are involved with. Please click on each link below to read about each subject in detail.

Foreclosures

Boundary Line Disputes

Homeowners Associations (HOAs)