Real Estate Dispute Resolution

Summary

Real estate disputes in Georgia can involve title, boundary, and co-ownership issues. A clear title is free from liens or legal issues, while a marketable title is free from significant defects. Liens are typically placed for unpaid debts, not for using natural resources. Consult a local real estate attorney for specific legal actions.

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I/We have questions regarding Real Estate Property Ownership disputes
Hello **** ****, I'm here to assist. Could you please share some specific details about your property ownership dispute?
Yes. Thank You.
Hello **** ****, thank you for sharing. In Georgia, real estate disputes often come under:
- Title Disputes
- Boundary Disputes
- Co-ownership Disputes
Can you please clarify which type of dispute you're dealing with?
All the above regarding My/Our Residence and property
Hello **** ****, for the mentioned disputes in Georgia, here are some general rules:
- Title Disputes: The title to the property must be clear and marketable.
- Boundary Disputes: Surveys, deeds, or local ordinances can help resolve.
- Co-ownership Disputes: The partition action can divide the property or sale proceeds.
Please define clear and marketable
In real estate terms, a "clear" title means it's free from liens, judgments or any other legal issues that could question the ownership. A "marketable" title is one that a reasonable person would accept because it's free from significant defects or doubts.
Can a lien be placed on the property for reasons of Harvesting and using natural resources on said property? And how would one do so. In order to declare rightful ownership of such?
In Georgia, a lien might be placed on a property for unpaid debts, not typically for using natural resources. If you believe someone is unlawfully harvesting resources from your land, it's best to consult with a local real estate attorney to discuss possible legal actions.
Thank you. Secondary question now
Of course, **** ****. I'm here to help. Please go ahead and ask your secondary question.