Real Estate Attorney in Encino – Legal Expertise for Trust-Owned, Commercial, & High-Value Residential Property

Protecting legacy estates, resolving ownership disputes, and providing trusted legal counsel for property owners in the heart of the Valley.

Navigating Real Estate in Encino’s Unique Market

Encino is known for its sprawling estates, gated communities, and family-held investment properties. These assets are often held in trusts, LLCs, or involve multiple heirs — which can result in quiet title disputes, unclear ownership, or estate planning conflicts.

As a real estate attorney with over 27 years of experience, I help Encino families, fiduciaries, and commercial property owners safeguard their holdings and resolve disputes with confidence.

Encino Real Estate Legal Services

✔ Quiet Title & Partition Actions
✔ Real Estate Held in Trusts or LLCs
✔ Co-Ownership & Heir Disputes
✔ Commercial Lease Disputes & Enforcement
✔ Lis Pendens Filing & Removal
✔ Easement & Boundary Litigation
✔ Seller Misrepresentation & Nondisclosure
✔ Estate Planning & Entity Integration for Property Owners

Why Encino Clients Trust Me

Real Experience in the Valley: I’ve represented property owners in Encino and the greater San Fernando Valley since 1998.
Integrated Legal Strategy: I blend estate planning, litigation, and business law to fully protect your property interests.
Trust-Based Property Expertise: Extensive work with properties held in living trusts, irrevocable trusts, and inherited estates.
Flat-Fee Consultations: Transparent advice to help you avoid costly missteps and delays.

Protect Your Property. Preserve Your Legacy. Resolve Legal Challenges.

Whether you’re facing a title issue, partnership conflict, or need help with trust-held real estate, I provide expert legal guidance tailored to California law and the realities of high-value ownership.

📞 Call or Text: (310) 266–4115
🌐 Website: www.LawBrainard.com
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*This page is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. An attorney-client relationship is only formed through a signed agreement.*