A California property dispute does not always require a quiet title action. Some issues can be resolved with a corrective deed, a release, a negotiated agreement, a probate step, or another legal remedy. But when the dispute creates uncertainty in the title record,...
Schorr Law Recognized in Chambers 2026 California Spotlight for Real Estate Law in Los Angeles Schorr Law is proud to be recognized in the Chambers 2026 California Spotlight for Real Estate Law in Los Angeles, a distinction highlighting top-performing boutique law...
Partition Trial in Pomona: Full Reimbursement Awarded After Expense Dispute This was a case we handled in Pomona involving a former couple who owned property together. Our client lived in the home with their child and covered nearly all of the expenses, including the...
Partition Lawsuit in Burbank: Mother and Son Property Dispute In California, a partition lawsuit is often the legal path used when co-owners of a residential property reach a deadlock over whether to keep or sell a home. For a broader overview of the legal remedy...
How to Force a Sale: A Guide to Specific Performance in California Real Estate Real estate transactions do not always go as planned. Even after a written purchase agreement is signed and escrow is opened, one party may attempt to walk away. Sometimes the market...
Heir vs Beneficiary: Who Has Greater Right to Your Estate? Understanding the difference between an heir and a beneficiary is a key part of estate planning and probate administration. While these terms are often used interchangeably, they have very different legal...
