Real estate agent law, private building law, neighbouring law

Real estate agent law

Real estate agent law is regulated in the BGB. It deals with the claims of the broker (most common case: real estate agent) from his mediation or verification activity. The question regularly is whether a corresponding activity that led to the conclusion of the contract can be traced back to an activity of the broker. Since the broker initially bears the burden of proof for this, it is important to keep complete documentation.

In cases of doubt, before paying a commission, it is worthwhile to have the legality of the claim checked by a lawyer.

Private building law

Building creates horror … But does it have to be that way?

Many building law problems can be clearly attributed to inadequate or missing legal advice before the contract is signed, e.g. B. because service descriptions are vague. Tangible disputes arise from inaccuracies, which should be avoided from the point of view of both parties: the building contractor and the building owner.

A lawyer is also in demand during the construction phase. In the event of construction defects, it is important to take the right steps quickly and accurately, which in particular includes preserving evidence.

neighbouring law

„The most pious cannot remain in peace if the evil neighbor does not like it“ (Schiller in Wilhelm Tell)

Hardly any legal area is as sensitive as neighbouring law. Neighbourhood rights and obligations are regulated on the one hand by the federal provisions of the Civil Code and on the other hand by the neighbouring laws of the federal states. In addition, there is an extensive body of case law which must be considered.

Far from this matter, which is often perceived as “dry”, it is important to maintain neighborly relationships as far as possible instead of destroying them. Therefore, each step must be carefully considered. Only a specialized lawyer can help avoid disputes and resolve them properly.

Der Gesetzgeber hat für nachbarrechtliche Streitigkeiten ein obligatorisches Güteverfahren vor einem anwaltlichen Schlichter vorgeschrieben. Erst wenn dieses gescheitert ist, steht der Weg zu den ordentlichen Gerichten frei,