Property Disputes
A property dispute is a legal dispute concerning real estate. It can involve landlords and tenants, homeowner neighbors, property owners and local authorities, homeowner associations, family members, builders, trespassers, and a variety of other participants. Property disputes can revolve around anything from small disagreements about fence lines to major problems like mortgage foreclosures.
Here are some examples of common property disputes:
- Boundary disputes
- Landlord-tenant disputes
- Zoning issues
- Homeowner association responsibilities
- Ownership disputes
Mediation is one of the most common ways to resolve property disputes, because it leads to an outcome that is beneficial to both parties. More than simply "talking it through", mediation finds the root of the problem. Rather than having both sides hire opposing lawyers, one trained professional runs the mediation sessions. This person remains impartial and non-judgmental as both sides air their grievances.
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Our mediation team provides guidance through conflict by helping you explore a variety of potential solutions for your unique situation. With years of experience, our team is dedicated to helping you realize your mediation goals. The mediation team at Dispute Resolution Center have several lifetimes of combined experience to aid our clients. There’s not much we haven’t seen, heard about, or helped people resolve. Having handled thousands of cases, we understand what matters to people and how to assist you in the best likelihood of reaching resolution.
The goal of mediation, and dispute resolution in general, is to help you find agreements on your own. A mediator facilitates open dialogue while helping reframe your viewpoints to each other in ways that are often easier to understand, or sometimes just sound different or better coming from someone else. Our mediators have seen a wide array of situations and we can work with your needs and your budget. We do our best to keep costs and hourly fees low to provide more access to resolution to everyone we can.
Rarely can a client not get ahold of a mediator in our office if they need one. If your mediator is not available, our staff or another mediator can almost always get you an answer if you have a question. If you have a question or would like to schedule an appointment please contact the Dispute Resolution Center at 913.490.3689.
