Property Law
How We Approach Property Law
Real estate is often the largest purchase a family or company makes, and small drafting gaps can become expensive later. We read the fine print, flag the risks in plain terms and keep the transaction on schedule.
Residential Purchases and Sales
We review contracts, inspection objections and title commitments for buyers and sellers, and we stay involved through the closing table.
Commercial Leases
Landlords and tenants rely on us to negotiate rent terms, repair duties, renewal options and exit clauses that fit how the space will really be used.
Title and Boundary Disputes
Fences, easements and survey errors can turn neighbors into adversaries. We gather the records and seek a practical resolution before litigation becomes necessary.
HOA and Covenant Issues
When association rules and owner plans collide, we interpret the governing documents and represent owners or boards in hearings and negotiations.
Landlord and Tenant Matters
We advise on security deposits, notices, habitability questions and evictions, following Colorado's procedural steps closely so cases are not delayed.
Construction and Contractor Disputes
Delays, defects and unpaid invoices can stall a project. We review the contract, preserve lien rights and push for a workable outcome.
1Why Choose Us
Trusted Counsel for Property Law
How our property law group works for you, from the first call to the final paperwork.
Thorough Case Preparation
Every file is organized, reviewed and ready before we ever sit across from the other side.
Fresh Legal Thinking
Practical, creative options for problems that do not fit neatly into a standard form.
Client-Centered Service
Plain-language updates and a direct line to your attorney from intake to close.
Integrity in Every Filing
Candid advice grounded in the duties we owe to clients and to the courts alike.
2Our Team
Attorneys Who Handle Property Law
These attorneys work on property law files every week and share insight across the firm, so your matter benefits from more than one set of eyes.
Marcus DelgadoPartner
Nadia WhitfieldAttorney
Priya RamanAttorney
Owen CastellanoAttorney
Lena ParkAttorney
Denise HollowayFounding Partner3Client Stories
Notes From Our Clients
My attorney mapped out every step on the first call, then followed that plan exactly. No surprises at any stage.
They pulled in a colleague from another group when my case needed it. It felt like a team, not a single file.
The written budget up front made it easy to plan. The final bill matched the estimate almost to the dollar.
I asked a lot of questions and never felt rushed. Every answer came back in plain English within a day.
Their preparation showed at the hearing. The other side clearly had not expected such a complete record.
Kind, direct and organized. They made a confusing process feel manageable from the very first week.
4FAQ
Common Property Law Questions
Quick answers about how property law matters work in Colorado and how we handle them. Your consultation will cover your own facts in detail.
It is not required, but a review of the contract and title commitment can catch problems that are far cheaper to fix before closing.
It is the title company's promise to insure the property, listing exceptions such as easements and liens. We explain each exception and what it means for you.
Yes. We handle post-closing disputes over defects, disclosures and boundary lines, and we review any title claim you may have.
Transactional work is often a flat fee. Disputes are usually hourly. Either way, you receive a written estimate first.
We represent both, never on opposite sides of the same matter, and we check for conflicts before any engagement.
5Get in Touch
Talk Through Your Options Today
Tell us what is happening and we will explain your choices, the likely timeline and what it may cost, all in a free first conversation.