Real Estate Law
Real Developments in Virginia: Easements in Virginia – The “Do’s” and “Don’ts”
Are you unsure about the legal status of part of your property? Do you want to expand past your lot…
Read MoreReal Developments in Virginia: Easements in Virginia – The “Do’s” and “Don’ts”
Offit Kurman is excited to launch “Real Developments in Virginia”. Through her bi-weekly blog, Attorney Theodora Stringham will provide updates…
Read MoreSelling Your Home During A Divorce
Selling a home under any circumstance can be an emotional process. Selling your home as a result of a divorce…
Read MoreHow the Tax Reform Bill Could Impact Homeowners and Real Estate Developers (Part 3)
How will the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act affect real estate? That question was the focus of our two-part…
Read MoreHow the Tax Reform Bill Could Impact Homeowners and Real Estate Developers (Part 2)
Republicans in Congress have less than a month to meet their 2017 tax reform deadline. If lawmakers can send the…
Read MoreHow the Tax Reform Bill Could Impact Homeowners and Real Estate Developers (Part 1)
Click here for Part 2 Republicans in Congress have less than a month to meet their 2017 tax reform deadline.…
Read MoreThe Real Estate Market for Cannabis Businesses
by Andrew Robinson (with research and support from Brad Bachman) At some point in the lifecycle of every cannabis business,…
Read MoreZoning In The Cannabis Industry
by Andrew Robinson (with research and support from Brad Bachman) This article highlights the importance of developing a firm understanding…
Read MoreAfter Harvey: Induced Floodgate Releases, Houston Residents May Have Inverse Condemnation Claims
It is difficult to understate the economic impact of a natural disaster. Just take a look at Hurricanes Harvey and…
Read MoreClaims for Damages Initiated by Government Acts
A review of inverse condemnation and AGCS Marine Insurance Company v. Arlington County. The Virginia Supreme Court clarified how…
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