This category focuses specifically on real estate law in Indiana, addressing purchase agreements, closings, land use issues, and property litigation. These articles provide clear guidance for individuals and businesses navigating real estate matters in Hamilton County and beyond.
February 18, 2022
When the government moves to take private property, an eminent domain lawyer in Indiana focuses on protecting the owner’s rights. The goal is to make sure the property holder receives just compensation for the loss, and Webster & Garino, LLC can help guide that process.
January 20, 2021
Real Estate Attorney in Indiana Webster & Garino LLC provides clients with effective legal services based on our extensive experience resolving real estate issues. Our strong firm reputation in the legal market was built
January 11, 2021
What You Need To Know About Eminent Domain Negotiation State law in Indiana calls for fair compensation for landowners deprived of their land for public works. The legal concept of eminent domain authorizes this
March 12, 2020
How To Legally Evict A Tenant Renting real estate can be a profitable endeavor, but not every landlord and tenant relationship succeeds. Real estate law in Indiana authorizes landlords to initiate eviction actions for
February 16, 2020
Like Kind Property in a 1031 Exchange IRS Code Section 1031 has provided a method for real estate investors to swap property for another property and avoid the immediate payment of capital gains taxes.
November 24, 2019
Responsibilities Of A Real Estate Attorney Deeds transfer ownership of real property in Indiana. During the transfer of property, deeds come under scrutiny. An inaccurate or incomplete deed can expose parties to liability and
November 8, 2019
How Attorneys Assist With Real Estate Closings The act of buying or selling a residential home in Indiana imposes legal obligations upon both parties. Due to the high value of most real estate transactions,
October 23, 2019
An Overview of Adverse Possession in Indiana Note: This article was updated in 2025 to reflect recent changes in Indiana real estate law. Adverse possession in Indiana is a legal concept that allows a
February 18, 2019
Why Hire a Real Estate Attorney? Real estate attorneys help Indiana residents with buying and selling property, but did you know they are also available to help with a variety of disputes and legal
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