Civil Litigation

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We all do our best to get along, but disagreements happen. If individuals, businesses or government entities can’t resolve disputes, a court of law can step in to determine the outcome. This legal process is known as civil litigation.

Contract and Payment Disputes

A contract is an agreement between two parties that is enforceable by law. Contracts can be established between individuals or businesses, and can cover a wide range of civil matters. Some common contract disputes are related to:

Agreed upon debts and payment arrangements;
Lack of payment for goods provided or completed services;
Lack of goods or insufficient services for payment provided;
Property ownership, including real estate and property line disputes;
Homeowner’s Association regulations; and
Disputes between business partners

When you enter into a contract with someone, you expect them to uphold their end of the agreement. Unfortunately, that isn’t always the case. Contact one of our experienced civil litigation attorneys if you are party to a contract with someone that is defaulting on their obligations.