Property Law lawyers
Buying, selling, renting or inheriting property can raise difficult questions. A property lawyer can help with title verification, sale deeds, rent agreements, tenant or landlord disputes, illegal possession and partition between family members.
Common issues
- Property dispute
- Rent agreement
- Illegal possession
- Title verification
- Sale deed & registration
- Partition / inheritance
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Frequently asked questions
General information only, not legal advice. Consult an advocate about your specific facts.
My landlord is not returning my security deposit. What can I do?
Check your rent agreement and collect payment proofs. A property lawyer can explain options such as a legal notice, a civil suit or a consumer complaint, depending on the facts.
Do I need to register my rent agreement?
Registration rules and stamp duty differ by state and by the length of the lease. A lawyer can tell you what applies in your state before you sign.