Maricopa County, Arizona, Real Estate Litigation
For more than 31 years, the Maricopa County real estate litigation law firm of Carmichael & Powell, P.C., has been providing a practical approach to real estate dispute resolution. Our approach seeks optimum solutions while minimizing attorneys' fees for real estate buyers, sellers, real estate brokers, and landlords in the Phoenix metropolitan area.
Our attorneys handle mediation, arbitration and Registrar of Contractor Claims, as well as traditional courtroom litigation. Contact our Phoenix construction law office for assistance with your real estate dispute.
Three Decades of Solution-Oriented Service
The real estate litigation attorneys at Carmichael & Powell are comfortable in the courtroom, with over three decades of successful results to their credit. But we know that many of our clients are interested in faster, less costly solutions to their real estate disputes. When possible, and when it is in the best interests of our clients, we use mediation and arbitration or Registrar of Contractors Claims to achieve resolution of their real estate disputes.
Resolving a Wide Range of Real Estate Disputes
Our real estate litigation team melds an in-depth knowledge of real estate law with extensive litigation experience. Attorney Richard C. Gramlich, holds degrees both in law and real estate, holds a real estate license in Arizona and extensively litigates construction claims. Attorney David J. Sandoval's has extensive knowledge of construction processes and construction defects. Senior litigation partner Sid A. Horwitz brings 28 years of experience in real estate and construction law.
Contact the Phoenix real estate lawyers at Carmichael & Powell for assistance with any real estate dispute, including the following:
- Breach of purchase contracts
- Breach of performance on a purchaser contract
- Disputes with buyers over the return of earnest money
- Breach of broker listing agreement and broker claims for commission
- Boundary disputes
- Adverse possession
- Title defects and quiet title actions
- Failure to disclose defects
- Misrepresentation of the condition of a home
Contact our Arizona real estate law office to discuss your legal issue.
