Real Estate
Haberkorn Law Offices, Ltd., has been providing real estate legal
services for over 38 years in Aitkin, Minnesota.
EXPERIENCE, KNOWLEDGE,
RESULTS describe our general law practice.
WE OFFER A FREE INITIAL
CONSULTATION FOR ALL LEGAL MATTERS.
Haberkorn Law Offices, Ltd. focuses its real estate law practice on
Aitkin, Hill City, McGrath, McGregor, Palisade, Tamarack, Brainerd,
Breezy Point, Crosby, Cross Lake, Nisswa, Pequot, Grand Rapids,
Cohasset, Coleraine, Keewatin, Milaca, Princeton, and other Minnesota
cities and towns.
Haberkorn Law Offices, Ltd.’s real estate law practice in Minnesota
includes purchase agreements, closings, zoning, and civil trespassing
issues.
Most Minnesota residential home sales typically require you to sign over
30 separate documents about your purchase, which affect your legal
rights at closing and even after you move into your new home.
You may wonder about the following:
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What is a Real Estate Disclosure Statement?
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Who pays for damage done before the real estate closing?
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Do I have to pay for an incorrect Well Certificate?
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Should I agree to Arbitration?
Getting the right answers to these and other important real estate
questions in Minnesota can make a difference of you literally paying
thousands of dollars and stopping any future litigation.
Having us at your Minnesota real estate closing ensures that your
legal rights are being protected.
Every city in the United States has the authority to divide up land into
zones. Zoning in Minnesota
and elsewhere is the division of an area into separate districts, making
specific uses permissible for specific zoned districts.
Minnesota cities are permitted to zone their land in order to
protect the public health, safety, and general welfare of the community.
Zones determine what kind of building or business can build or
run in a specific zone. The
most common Minnesota zoning difference is between zones for commercial
business and zones for family housing.
In general, a commercial business cannot be located in a zoning
district which was designed for family homes.
We handle many types of zoning legal issues including:
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Representing you in front of planning and zoning boards, and city
governments
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Preparing applications for zoning variances or conditional use
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Requesting changes (amendments) for zoning or land use ordinances
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Researching land use ordinances
If you own land, a business or a home in Minnesota, you have the legal
right to be paid money if your property is damaged or has been used
without your consent. This
is called civil trespass in Minnesota, and we can help you protect your
legal property rights.
There are many examples of civil trespass such as a neighbor building
his or her fence over your property line, someone protesting at your
business, or someone hunting on your property.
There are different types of civil trespass, such as ones that
continue (a fence on your property) and others that happen sometimes (a
protest on your property).
In some civil trespass situations, the person who intentionally damages
your property may also be prosecuted for criminal trespass.
If you have a legal question, no matter what the type, contact Mr.
Haberkorn and Ms. Bright today for the expert help you need.
EXPERIENCE, KNOWLEDGE,
RESULTS!
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