Real Estate Litigation Attorney in Cooper City, Florida
Real estate litigation resolves property disputes including boundary disagreements, title defects, easement conflicts, landlord-tenant matters, and contract breaches. These disputes require legal action when negotiations fail. Mark Mastrarrigo P.A. represents Cooper City and Broward County property owners, buyers, sellers, landlords, and tenants in real estate litigation, pursuing resolution through negotiation, mediation, or trial as needed.
When This Service Is Needed
- You have a boundary dispute or encroachment issue with a neighbor
- You discovered title defects, liens, or clouds on title to your property
- You need to resolve landlord-tenant disputes, evictions, or lease violations
- You are involved in a real estate contract dispute or purchase agreement breach
How This Fits Into Your Overall Planning
Real estate litigation can have significant financial and planning implications. Property disputes may affect property values, estate assets, or homestead protections. Successful litigation or settlement preserves your real estate holdings, which often form the cornerstone of your overall wealth and estate plan. Your attorney coordinates litigation strategy with asset protection and estate planning to safeguard your interests comprehensively.
Resolving Property Disputes
Property disputes can threaten your investment, your home, or your business. Whether you're dealing with a boundary disagreement, title issue, or landlord-tenant conflict, experienced legal representation is essential.
Mark Mastrarrigo P.A. represents property owners, buyers, sellers, landlords, and tenants in Cooper City and Broward County in real estate litigation matters.
Types of Disputes We Handle
- Boundary Disputes – Property line disagreements, encroachments, survey issues
- Title Issues – Defects, liens, clouds on title, quiet title actions
- Easement Disputes – Access rights, utility easements, scope of use
- Landlord-Tenant – Evictions, lease disputes, security deposits, habitability
- Contract Disputes – Purchase agreement breaches, disclosure issues
Our Approach
We evaluate each dispute to determine the best path forward. Many issues resolve through negotiation or mediation. When litigation is necessary, we advocate effectively for your interests.
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of real estate disputes do you handle?
We handle boundary disputes, title defects, easement issues, landlord-tenant conflicts, breach of contract, construction defects, and other property-related litigation.
How are boundary disputes resolved?
Resolution may involve survey review, deed interpretation, adverse possession analysis, and negotiation. If parties cannot agree, litigation or court-ordered surveying may be necessary.
What should I do if I discover a title defect?
Contact your title insurance company and an attorney immediately. Many defects can be resolved through curative action, but prompt attention is important to protect your interests.
What are my options in a landlord-tenant dispute?
Options depend on whether you're the landlord or tenant and the nature of the dispute. We handle evictions, security deposit claims, lease violations, and habitability issues.
How long does real estate litigation take?
Timeline varies based on complexity and whether parties settle. Some disputes resolve quickly through negotiation; others require trial. We work toward efficient resolution when possible.
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5500 South Flamingo Road, Suite 205, Cooper City, FL 33330
(954) 820-8535Last reviewed: February 2026
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