Real Estate Law in Longueuil: Purchases,
Sales, Latent Defects, and Mortgages
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For all your real estate law questions in Longueuil, contact Grenier Laliberté Lawyers, toll-free at 450-465-0992 . Our team will be pleased to advise you.
Latent Defects and Misrepresentations
You purchased a car, a piece of furniture, or a house, and now you’re discovering issues you couldn’t have seen or detected before taking possession. What can you do?
To get clear answers and understand your options, contact the Grenier Laliberté law firm in Longueuil.
Construction Defects
Hidden defects in construction can be complex. You may be dealing with issues in your home that the builder or contractor refuses to fix, a contractor who won’t redo poorly executed work, or difficulties enforcing the warranties you’re entitled to. Whatever the situation, let Grenier Laliberté Lawyers help you bring clarity to these matters.
Buying, Selling and Renting
Do you want to sell or buy a movable or immovable property and need to understand your rights and obligations? Get informed with Grenier Laliberté Lawyers, for any issues involving latent defects, misrepresentations, refusal to honour a commitment, and much more. Protect your rights!
Contracts and Agreements
Are you about to sign a purchase contract, a lease, or a rental agreement? Remember that your signature commits you to the obligations set out in that contract. Contracts often contain many clauses you need to understand, as they create rights, and especially obligations, for you. To help you navigate them clearly, contact Grenier Laliberté Lawyers.
Mortgage, Collection and Claims
Are you behind on your mortgage payments, or being threatened with having your home seized, sold under judicial authority, and then being pursued for the remaining balance of the debt? Handing over the “keys” to the bank is often not the best solution. We can help.
Neighbourhood and Boundary Disputes
Neighbour problems are never pleasant. That said, you may find yourself dealing with someone who doesn’t respect your rights, makes excessive noise, uses part of your property for their own benefit, or fails to respect your privacy. For any dispute with a neighbour and to learn how to enforce your rights, contact our team.
Housing Authority
What can you do when a tenant doesn’t pay rent or refuses a rent increase? To properly assess the situations that arise, you need the right guidance. This way, you’ll know what to do if you want to take back your unit to live in it yourself or house a family member, carry out major renovations, or for any other reason.
To understand your rights regarding real estate law in Longueuil, contact us .
