Real estate related disputes and disagreements are, unfortunately, not uncommon.
Well-constructed contracts reduce the likelihood of problems, but can't prevent a party from breaching its terms. Property boundaries are often uncertain, as is the extent of one party's rights to use the property of another. In many instances, the law requires certain duties of the parties involved in a real estate transaction, including agents, brokers, design consultants, contractors and others. In a nutshell, residential and commercial real estate matters involve valuable assets, a range of potential liabilities, and frequently, the need to actively enforce or defend your legal rights.
Dean's association with Crook Legal Group PLLC, an independent law firm, allows clients to pursue or defend their claims with a high level of experience and expertise, whether negotiating at the settlement table or persuading the judge and jury in a court of law. Christopher Feuz and Scott Crook, attorneys with Crook Legal Group PLLC, have experience with real property purchases, lease agreements, construction contracts, adverse possession, and a variety of other types of real estate disputes including:
Purchase and sale agreements
Boundary disputes
Title issues
Foreclosures
Landlord/tenant disputes
Easements
Chris feuz
Chris Feuz has over 15 years of experience in handling legal disputes that began with insider views of matters in Utah's courts as a law clerk to a number of judges for several years and continued with extensive experience in litigation involving real property disputes, business and commercial disputes, and employment-related disputes. A large portion of Chris's practice has been focused on real estate disputes, including purchase and option contract disputes, lease and landlord/tenant disputes (both commercial and residential), boundary disputes, easement disputes, construction disputes, eminent domain issues, and more. Chris seeks resolutions that make sense and meet clients' interests and budgets.
SCOTT CROOK
D. Scott Crook has been litigating since he first began practicing more than 25 years ago. His practice focuses on real estate, commercial, business, and employment litigation. A skilled litigator, Scott has successfully represented all types of landowners, including farmers, ranchers, residential homeowners, and companies, in disputes involving all sorts of matters involving real estate. He is also heavily involved in land use advisory issues, representing several homeowners associations and rural Utah counties with their land use problems. He is able to quickly identify important issues and help his clients successfully navigate through the perils of conflict to arrive at a satisfactory resolution.