Property & Title
Real Estate Matters
A real estate transaction or dispute can turn on a single contract term, deed, lien, exception, or deadline. Trentadue Law provides practical Michigan counsel informed by direct title-examination and title-insurance experience.
How we help
Transactions, title and disputes
Contracts and Closings
Review and preparation of purchase agreements, sale documents, closing requirements, land contracts, assignments, and related transaction documents.
Deeds, Title, and Ownership
Counsel concerning deeds, legal descriptions, liens, easements, ownership interests, title defects, and steps needed to establish marketable title.
Disputes and Problem Solving
Practical analysis of boundary and ownership disputes, quiet-title matters, contract enforcement, partition, and other problems affecting the use or transfer of property.
Preparing for a consultation
What to have ready
- The purchase agreement, land contract, or other transaction documents
- The current deed and any prior deeds you have
- A title commitment or title policy, if one exists
- Any survey or legal description
- Mortgage, lien, or easement documents
- Correspondence and any deadlines you have been given
If a closing or response deadline is close, call the office rather than waiting on email.
Consultations are held by Zoom or phone. You can send documents securely before the call; there is no need to travel to an office.
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Have a contract, deed or title question?
Book a Zoom or phone consultation online at a time that suits you, or call the office.