Pennsylvania Property Disclosure Lawyers: Handling Disputes Over Real Estate Disclosures
In Pennsylvania, anyone who sells residential real estate is required to provide the buyer with a full disclosure of known, latent material defects of that property. Failure to comply with this law and provide a thorough and accurate disclosure can expose the seller to civil lawsuits.
If you are facing a disclosure-related legal issue — as a buyer or a seller — the attorneys at Rubin, Glickman, Steinberg and Gifford are here to stand up for your rights. We have extensive experience representing clients in residential and commercial real estate matters throughout Pennsylvania.
Contact us today online or by telephone at 215-822-7575 or 800-358-9367 to speak with an experienced Montgomery County real estate attorney.
Pennsylvania Property Disclosure Lawyer
The Pennsylvania Real Estate Seller Disclosure law effectively did away with the "let the buyer beware" standard regarding the sale of homes. The questions that often arise in a dispute over disclosure are often:
- When did the seller become aware of the defect?
- Did the seller believe the defect had already been fixed?
- What steps did the seller take to fix the defect?
- Did the seller attempt to cover up the defect?
- Did the defect arise after the transfer of property?
Disclosure disputes can arise over a wide range of material defects, from leaky roofs and drainage problems, to faulty sewer and heating systems.
If you bought property and believe that the seller did not fulfill his or her disclosure obligations, we are here to stand up for your rights. Our attorneys are prepared to review all documentation, analyze the facts and advise you on potential remedies.
If you sold property and are facing non-disclosure accusations, we will apply the same thorough approach to protect your rights, and spare you from unnecessary liability.
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Are you facing a real estate disclosure dispute? Contact us today online or by telephone at 215-822-7575 or 800-358-9367 to speak with a knowledgeable Pennsylvania real estate lawyer. We are located right off of Route 309, in Colmar, Hatfield Township, and offer free and convenient parking.
