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Here are some tips to avoid property disputes:

• Verify ownership titles before purchasing property.
• Draft detailed lease agreements with clear terms.
• Conduct regular property inspections to prevent unauthorized use.
• Create a valid will to avoid inheritance conflicts.
• Consult legal experts before signing any property contracts.

Legals365 offers contract drafting, title validation, and estate planning services to help clients avoid disputes.

Ans. The time it takes to resolve a property dispute depends on various factors, such as the complexity of the case, the willingness of parties to negotiate, and the court's schedule. Simple disputes might be resolved within months, while more complex litigation could take years. At Legals365, we work to resolve your dispute as efficiently as possible, exploring mediation and arbitration where appropriate to avoid lengthy court proceedings.

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If a tenant refuses to vacate, you can:

1. Serve a formal eviction notice.
2. File a suit for eviction in the appropriate court.
3. Seek damages for unpaid rent or breach of contract.

Legals365 can assist in drafting eviction notices and representing your case in court for a quick resolution.

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If a property sale agreement is breached (e.g., the buyer or seller fails to complete the transaction), you can seek legal remedies such as:

• Specific performance: A court order requiring the defaulting party to fulfill their contractual obligations.
• Monetary compensation: Damages for any financial losses caused by the breach.

Legals365 can guide you through the legal process to ensure that you receive the appropriate remedy.

Ans. Mediation and arbitration are alternatives to litigation that offer quicker, less adversarial solutions. Legals365 facilitates both processes by working with neutral third parties to resolve disputes outside of court. This approach often saves time, money, and maintains relationships between disputing parties.