Real Estate Attorney in West Hollywood – Strategic Counsel for Property Disputes & Ownership Rights

Protect your property, assert your rights, and resolve real estate conflicts in West Hollywood with an attorney trusted for over 27 years.

Real Estate in One of L.A.’s Most Dynamic Markets

West Hollywood combines historic properties, luxury condos, and high-density development — all within a city known for its energy, diversity, and strong local ordinances. With that comes unique legal challenges: co-ownership disputes, landlord-tenant litigation, quiet title matters, and zoning conflicts.

As a seasoned California real estate attorney, I’ve helped WeHo property owners, investors, and developers manage risk, resolve disputes, and structure long-term strategies for success.

West Hollywood Real Estate Legal Services

✔ Quiet Title & Partition Actions
✔ Co-Ownership & Tenancy Disputes
✔ Landlord-Tenant & Lease Litigation
✔ Zoning & Density Variance Issues
✔ Short-Term Rental Restrictions & Compliance
✔ Lis Pendens Filing & Removal
✔ Commercial Lease Negotiation & Enforcement
✔ Trust, LLC, and Entity Ownership Planning

Why Work With Christopher M. Brainard, Esq.

27+ Years of Real Estate Legal Experience: Serving clients across Los Angeles with a focus on complex and high-value disputes.
Culturally Aware and Client-Focused: I respect and reflect the diversity of West Hollywood’s vibrant community.
Proven Litigation Experience: From Superior Court to settlement negotiation — clear advocacy, every step of the way.
Flat-Fee Consultations Available: Understand your position and risks without billing surprises.

Protect Your Rights. Resolve Conflicts. Plan Confidently.

Whether you’re a landlord, tenant, investor, or homeowner in West Hollywood, I bring the insight and legal precision needed to protect your most valuable asset — your property.

📞 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.*