Problems with Your Commercial Real Estate Transaction?
Once a commercial real estate deal has been accepted by both parties, a document known as a purchase and sale contract is prepared. This contract spells out the details of an accepted offer, including such details as the purchase price, property description, the closing date and all contingencies that must be met for the sale to proceed.
Commercial real estate deals can be complex, and disputes can arise from many sources. To protect your interests, real estate litigation may be necessary when you cannot resolve disputes related to your agreement. The experienced attorneys at Miles Hansford & Tallant, LLC, can help when problems threaten your commercial real estate deal.
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Jonah B. HowellAttorney & PartnerHowell joined Miles Hanford & Tallant, LLC in June of 2016. As a Partner with the firm, his primary practice areas are civil and probate litigation, corporate and business representation, estate planning and local government law. Jonah is a native of ... -
Kevin J. McDonoughAttorney & PartnerKevin McDonough, a Partner at Miles Hansford & Tallant, LLC, focuses his practice on three areas of law: Family Law, Business Law, and Wills and Estates. He works closely with his clients to help identify the goals that are most important to them and then ...
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Deborah Anice PittmanAttorney & PartnerDeborah Anice Pittman joined Miles Hansford & Tallant, LLC in 2016 and is now a Partner in the firm. Her primary practice areas are family law and criminal defense; however, she also handles general civil litigation matters and is a certified civil and ...
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Joshua A. ScogginsAttorney & PartnerJosh Scoggins has extensive experience representing clients in real estate related matters including purchase and sale transactions, real estate development, construction law, commercial leasing, easement acquisition, utility issues, title disputes, ...
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J. Ethan UnderwoodAttorney & PartnerEthan Underwood practices in the fields of land use, real estate, and property tax law, representing developers, as well as individual property owners. He has negotiated numerous zoning and development actions and advises clients regarding environmental ...
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Jonathan C. BeardAttorney & PartnerJonathan joined the firm in 2014 and is a graduate of Reinhardt University, Kennesaw State University, and the Thomas Goode Jones School of Law at Faulkner University. As a partner at Miles Hansford and Tallant, LLC, Jonathan's practice primary focuses on ...
Don’t Accept Terms You Didn’t Agree To
The process of negotiating an agreement involving the purchase or sale of commercial real estate is typically very involved, with each side often having to compromise on certain aspects of the contract to get a deal done. Once an offer has been accepted, you might believe that the negotiations are over. Sometimes, it’s only the beginning.
The purchase and sale agreement may contain contingencies, stipulations or conditions that must be met or the deal can be canceled by the parties. Disputes may arise involving financing, title issues, leases, environmental questions, insurance, zoning approval and many other matters. You may need to consult a lawyer to litigate the issues if there is a disagreement over whether contingencies have been met or if any unauthorized changes have been made to the contract.
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