Civil and real estate law
Civil and real estate law
Consulting and representation services in real estate transactions
- Legal analysis of real estate, promises of sale, contracts
- Land registry rectification, tabulation, successions
- Property disputes, partitions, claims
- Obtaining the urban planning certificate and building permit
What does the legal analysis of a property entail before purchase?
The legal analysis verifies the legal situation of the property by studying the property deeds, land registry entries, and any encumbrances (mortgage, seizure, etc.), to ensure that the transaction is safe and risk-free.
What is a sales promise and why is it important?
The promise to sell is a prior agreement by which the parties assume the obligation to conclude the sale-purchase contract in the future. The lawyer ensures that this document protects you from a legal point of view and contains the essential clauses.
How can a lawyer help me draw up or verify a sales contract?
The lawyer checks the contract's compliance with the law, protects your interests, and prevents the introduction of abusive or unclear clauses.
What does land registry rectification and tabulation involve?
Rectification of the land register corrects errors or changes outdated entries, and tabulation is the official registration of the ownership right in the land register. Both procedures require appropriate legal documentation.
How are disputes regarding ownership, sharing, or claims resolved?
The lawyer can represent you in court or in negotiations, presenting the evidence and arguments necessary to obtain recognition and protection of your property rights.
What does it take to obtain an urban planning certificate and building permit?
The urban planning certificate provides information about the legal conditions for building on a plot of land, and the building permit is the document necessary to begin work. The lawyer can help you prepare the documentation and manage any appeals.