Property Dispute Lawyer For Canton GA Real Estate Conflicts

When Property Issues Turn Into Legal Disputes

Real Estate Litigation With A Local Focus

Real estate disputes are stressful because they often involve the home or investment you worked hard to build. Dyer Rusbridge Argo, P.C. represents clients in Canton and across North Georgia when real estate deals go wrong or property rights are challenged. If you are dealing with a broken sales contract, a title problem, a boundary line disagreement, or a construction conflict, our litigation team will help you move forward with clarity.


We appear regularly in Cherokee County courts and understand how local judges and processes handle property claims. That local grounding matters when timing and strategy are on the line.

Disputes We Commonly Handle

Canton Property Rights Lawyer Services

Our firm handles a wide range of conflicts, including:

  • Boundary, easement, and survey disputes
  • Title defects and title insurance claims
  • Breach of purchase or sale contracts
  • Construction and contractor disputes
  • Lease disputes involving residential or commercial property
  • Covenant and restriction litigation, including HOA related issues

If you need a property rights lawyer to protect your position, we will review the documents, gather the right evidence, and push toward a resolution that fits your goals.

Paths to Resolution

Negotiation first, court when needed

Many disputes resolve through strong negotiation once the facts are clear. Others benefit from mediation, especially when parties need a practical agreement quickly. If those routes do not work, we are ready for litigation. Our role is to help you weigh cost, timing, and likelihood of success so you can choose the right path in an informed way.

FAQs about real estate disputes

Answers for Property Owners and Buyers

  • Can I sue a seller for problems discovered after closing?

    In some cases, yes. The answer depends on the contract, disclosures, inspection records, and the nature of the issue. We review the full file before giving specific guidance.

  • What should I do if my neighbor disputes a property line?

    Start by gathering surveys, deeds, and communications. A lawyer can determine whether the legal boundary matches what is on the ground and help resolve the issue through negotiation, mediation, or court.

  • Are HOA disputes part of real estate litigation?

    Often they are. Covenant enforcement and association conflicts can involve real estate law and may be handled through a mix of negotiation, mediation, and litigation.