July 1, 2020
In commercial real estate, Los Angeles litigation lawyers must often deal with emergencies. And emergencies often involve temporary restraining orders and preliminary injunctions. These legal tools are especially important in real estate matters where a building can be torn down (or built) before a lawsuit has a …
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In a partition lawsuit, at least one co-owner of a real estate property is asking the court to let that party out of their co-ownership of the property through one of three options: 1) physically dividing the property into separate, individually-owned pieces; 2) selling the …
Read MoreThere is an old saying that “good fences make good neighbors,” but what happens between neighbors when that fence has been placed deep into one neighbor’s property? Whether or not fences are involved, disputes between neighbors over correct property boundaries have been occurring for as …
Read MoreWhether you are investing in residential or commercial real estate for your own use or as a landlord, you know that getting accurate information about the property, its history, its tenants, and any other relevant issues can mean the difference between a great investment or …
Read MoreThis phrase—“God’s inexhaustible love”—was on my mind as I traveled to Bringing Hope to the Family orphanage in Uganda in July. The ultimate goal of my annual trip to the orphanage is to Build Men. And the cornerstone of that effort is to show these …
Read MoreIn This Issue: 2016: Our Speciality: Real Estate Litigation; In the Works: What We Are Working On, Travels in Spain and London; Message from Laine T. Wagenseller; Develop and Follow Your Priorities