Practice Area

Real Estate

Real estate matters often involve more than a single transaction or document. Title issues, access rights, zoning, easements, financing, development restrictions, and neighboring property uses can affect how property is owned, transferred, developed, and enjoyed.

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Overview

Carey Jaskowski PLC represents property owners, buyers, sellers, developers, associations, businesses, and financial institutions in a wide range of real estate matters. Our attorneys help clients evaluate risks, prepare and review documents, resolve disputes, and protect property interests.

Whether the matter involves a transaction, a dispute, or a long-term property issue, we help clients understand the legal landscape and make informed decisions before problems become more costly.

Key Services

  • Purchases and sales of real estate
  • Purchase agreements, deeds, land contracts, and closing documents
  • Title issues and title opinions
  • Easements, rights-of-way, and private road disputes
  • Boundary, access, and neighboring property disputes
  • Zoning, land use, and development issues
  • Condominium master deeds and bylaws
  • Plat amendments and vacations
  • Homeowner and property owner association issues
  • Construction liens and construction-related disputes
  • Mortgage and land contract foreclosures
  • Commercial and residential leases
  • Property tax assessments and appeals

Related Results

  • Kakalia Management, LLC v Otsego County
    Secured an appellate win vacating judgment against our client in a tax-foreclosure takings case. The Court of Appeals ruling opens the door for Kakalia to recover surplus equity retained by the county beyond the tax debt owed — reinforcing that tax collection is not a license for a government windfall.
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  • Miner v Ogemaw County Road Commission
    Represented a property owner in federal court after a road-commission drainage culvert repeatedly flooded his land and home. The court recognized the constitutional limits on government drainage: physical invasion of private property requires just compensation. Property owner prevailed.
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