Experienced Real Estate Attorneys
in Greensboro, NC

Real Estate Attorneys Role In the Courtroom

Unfortunately, not all real estate transactions work out the way we want them to. If this is the case for you, we will represent you in any litigation actions you may face. This can include drafting your legal pleadings, filing appeals (if necessary), and participating in any hearings or trial that follows. Sometimes litigation will require you to hire a surveyor or a title company to get the details and documents necessary for the litigation. If this is the case, we will work with the lender involved in the foreclosure to cover the cost of any specialists needed. Our main objective in the courtroom is to protect your rights and you get you the fair and just results you deserve.

Residential Home Purchases and Sales

Here at Ivey McClellan, we know how important your home is to you and your family. Whether you are looking to sell or buy a residential property, we will do everything we can to ensure you get the most out of your property. We will work directly with you to negotiate fairly and reach favorable terms through the buying or selling process. Though North Carolina only requires a real estate attorney to be present during the closing, having experienced legal counsel throughout the entire process will make sure your rights are protected and respected. 

Commercial Building Purchases and Sales

If you are a small business owner in Greensboro, Winston-Salem, High Point, or other nearby surrounding areas, our real estate law professionals are ready to work with you to purchase or lease a commercial property for business purposes. Commercial real estate has many elements to it that are not common to residential real estate such as zoning laws and land use ordinances. For this reason, it is highly recommended that you have legal representation to provide advice and counsel throughout the property transfer process. 

Leasing

If you are a landlord or an individual choosing to rent or lease a property as opposed to owning it, there are different rights and regulations that you need to know in order to protect your rights. When leasing, you do not own the property, therefore, what you can and cannot do with the property needs to be mentioned in the lease agreement. We will look over the agreement to ensure the conditions noted in the contract are fair and legal. Our real estate law offices will ensure that all-important features are included and the payment terms work in your favor.