Duplicate Ownership of Real Estate
Duplicate ownership of real estate arises when the land registry records several persons as owners of the same plot, apartment, or house, usually on different title deeds (this does not refer to the legal regime of co-ownership shares). Such an entry may arise due to:
- Errors in historical land-registry records
- Parallel restitution and ownership proceedings
- Ownership from the past that was never cancelled (e.g., a state decision vs. a private transfer)
- An inheritance or court error
Such duplication does not disappear automatically and must be resolved through legal means.
Inability to transfer the property
Uncertainty of title
Risk of litigation
Refusal of bank financing
Cooperation process
Step 1.
Initial consultation
We will assess your case free of charge and without obligation. You only need to outline the essence of the dispute—we will determine whether it is suitable for funding.
Step 2.
Submission of supporting documents
If the case has potential, we will ask you for the necessary documents (contracts, judgments, correspondence, etc.). Based on these, we will carry out an in-depth analysis.
Step 3.
Agreement on cooperation terms
We will propose a specific funding model, including the amount of costs, the share of the recovery, and other terms. Everything is transparent and easy to understand.
Step 4.
Conclusion of contracts
Once agreed, we prepare and sign contracts that clearly define our obligations and your rights. From that moment on, we become your partner in the dispute.
Step 5.
Conduct of proceedings
We finance all agreed costs—legal representation, court fees, expert opinions, and the like. We monitor the progress of the case and support you until it is concluded.
Excluded cases
Excluded cases
To avoid unnecessary administration, below are cases that are not suitable for funding by our company:
- Divorce proceedings
- Matters concerning parental rights and obligations toward minor children (child support)
- Criminal defense
- Claims with a low value in dispute
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