Real Estate Litigation
Resolving disputes involving property, ownership, and land rights.
Real estate disputes can place significant financial interests at risk and can affect property rights long after the immediate dispute is over. Title, boundary, easement, ownership, and transaction disputes frequently require careful examination of recorded documents, contracts, historical property interests, and Minnesota real estate law.
Sampsel Kouba PLLC represents individuals, businesses, property owners, buyers and sellers, investors, and other interested parties in residential and commercial real estate litigation.
Representative cases:
- Boundary line disputes
- Encroachment disputes
- Quiet title actions
- Declaratory judgment actions involving real property
- Title disputes
- Easement interpretation and enforcement
- Easement creation, scope, and termination disputes
- Adverse possession claims
- Prescriptive easement claims
- Partition actions
- Co-owner and jointly owned property disputes
- Torrens proceedings subsequent
- Residential real estate purchase disputes
- Commercial real estate disputes
- Purchase agreement disputes
- Failed and disputed real estate closings
- Specific performance and contract-enforcement claims
- Statutory residential real estate cancellations
- Seller and buyer disputes
- Commercial lease disputes
- Commercial eviction proceedings
- Eminent domain and condemnation matters
- Ownership and property-interest disputes
Protecting the rights attached to the property.
Real estate litigation often turns on details: the language of a deed, the history of a property line, the scope of an easement, a purchase agreement provision, or rights that developed over decades of property use.
We work to identify those issues early and develop a strategy directed toward the client's actual objective—whether that means establishing ownership, protecting access, enforcing an agreement, preserving a transaction, recovering damages, or obtaining a final determination of the parties' rights.
If you are involved in a Minnesota real estate dispute, contact Sampsel Kouba PLLC to discuss the property, the dispute, and the options available to resolve it.
If you have questions or need legal assistance, we’re here to help. Our team is ready to provide you with the guidance you need.