What are the aspects of legal consultation for real estate disputes?
1. Legal consultation, providing various real estate law consulting services for the people, real estate agencies or real estate companies.
2. In the process of buying and selling second-hand houses, subjective or objective reasons, such as disputes caused by yin-yang contracts and unclear stipulations in real estate sales contracts, are likely to cause defects in the process of buying and selling second-hand houses, leaving hidden dangers for the subsequent process. Lawyers accompany clients all the time and help clients to review contracts and procedures, which can effectively avoid subsequent disputes.
3. Property analysis, separation, divorce, death of property owner, etc. Attribute analysis is required. Real estate lawyers can provide testimony, litigation and mediation for this process with their professional experience, and can properly handle real estate analysis for clients.
4. Real estate survey. In the case of divorce or creditors hiding property, it is often necessary to conduct a real estate investigation on the other party. Real estate lawyers can use professional experience to help clients investigate each other's hidden property and recover losses.
5. The inheritance of real estate, making a will when the property owner is alive, or entrusting a lawyer to execute the will when the property owner is alive, all need the witness of a lawyer. In addition, real estate lawyers can also provide mediation, litigation and other services for disputes arising in the process of real estate inheritance.
What should we pay attention to when dealing with real estate disputes?
1, real estate disputes are also called real estate disputes. Real estate disputes refer to disputes between citizens, legal persons or other organizations and between them based on the rights and obligations of houses and land. Specifically, it refers to the disputes over the ownership, management and use rights of houses and land.
2. After the decedent dies, his property belongs to his testamentary successor or legal heir. Only the decedent's house has legal property rights to inherit. In the event of inheritance, if there is more than one heir, the property shall be converted according to the will and relevant laws, and the original property certificate, will and other materials shall be presented to the competent department for transfer procedures.