Real Estate Attorney

Strategic Help For Serious Real Estate Disputes

If you are facing a serious real estate dispute in Naples or Collier County, your equity, business, or long-term savings may be at risk. Work with a Naples real estate litigation attorney who understands the contract language, the financial exposure, and the practical pressure points that drive outcomes.

Vernon Litigation Group is a Naples-based financial litigation firm representing clients in complex property and contract disputes involving loans, investments, and commercial relationships. From our Naples office, we review contracts, correspondence, and financial records and provide clear guidance on your options, including alternative dispute resolution when the contract requires it or when it offers a faster path to settlement. Contact our team to discuss your situation.

Contact Vernon Litigation Group today to schedule a confidential consultation about your real estate dispute. Call (239) 319-4434 now to speak directly with a real estate litigation attorney.

High Stakes Real Estate Disputes

Many clients contact us when a dispute is tied to a larger financial picture, such as a failed purchase or sale, an investment property conflict, or a development project that did not unfold as promised. These matters often involve substantial dollars, dense documentation, and time-sensitive contract claims. When appropriate, we use mediation to push for a controlled resolution while protecting your leverage.

We handle Naples real estate litigation involving purchase and sale agreements, commercial lease disputes, partnership or joint venture breakdowns, and conflicts under complex loan documents, including commercial property disputes where financing terms and performance obligations collide. In certain situations, parties also allege interference with business relationships when a breakdown affects tenants, vendors, lenders, or deal counterparties.

Naples Real Estate Litigation Matters We Handle

Our firm focuses on serious disputes where property and financial exposure overlap, including:

• Purchase and sale agreement disputes, including challenges involving undue influence in high-value transactions
• Commercial lease disputes and enforcement that may involve breach of fiduciary duty allegations in closely held ventures
• Condominium and HOA disputes involving governing documents and enforcement issues under real estate law
• Construction defect and development project disputes are tied to scope, performance, or payment conflicts
• Partnership, investor, and shareholder disputes connected to ownership, control, and exit rights
• Lender, loan enforcement, and default-related disputes involving guarantees and collateral
• Disputes involving complex financing terms, guarantees, and investment structures
• Real estate and contract dispute litigation involving high-value claims tied to purchase agreements, leases, loan documents, or performance obligations

Why Clients Choose Our Firm

Clients choose Vernon Litigation Group because they need a team that can stand up to banks, brokerage firms, developers, and other institutional parties when real estate disputes turn serious. Our background in financial litigation supports a disciplined approach to document-heavy cases and high-stakes negotiations.

Our attorneys are recognized in Super Lawyers® and hold AV Preeminent® Ratings from Martindale Hubbell, and our firm has focused on financial disputes since 2008. We stay accessible and direct with in-person or phone consultations, offer same-day appointments when urgent, provide service in English and Spanish, and keep communication clear so clients understand their options.

How We Approach Real Estate Cases

Real Estate Disputes In Naples And Collier County

Naples and Collier County real estate includes primary homes, luxury waterfront property, condos, gated communities, and investment rentals, and disputes often go beyond a standard residential transaction. Common issues include condominium or HOA conflicts, coastal boundary lines, construction defects in development projects, and misrepresentations tied to properties marketed as investments.

When disputes escalate, cases may proceed in the Circuit Court of the Twentieth Judicial Circuit in and for Collier County or in private arbitration, depending on the contract. Florida rules on contracts, disclosures, association documents, and statutory rights can affect available remedies, especially when financing or investment structures are involved, and the owner lives out of state.

What To Do About Your Dispute

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of real estate disputes do you handle?

We handle real estate disputes that involve significant financial or contractual issues. These can include failed purchase and sale agreements, commercial lease conflicts, property-related partnership disputes, lender and loan-related disagreements, and investment property conflicts tied to development projects or complex financing arrangements.

How will your financial background help my property case?

Our financial litigation background helps us understand how loan terms, investment structures, and offering documents interact with property rights. This can be important when a real estate dispute arises from complex financing, private offerings, or institutional lending, because we are accustomed to reading those materials and assessing the related risks.

Can you represent me if I am in a dispute with my bank or lender?

We represent clients in disputes that involve banks, lenders, and other financial institutions. These matters may concern loan enforcement, alleged defaults, workout discussions, or disagreements about rights under complex loan documents. We draw on our experience litigating against large financial institutions when advising clients in these situations.

What should I bring to our first meeting?

For an initial meeting, it is helpful to bring key contracts, amendments, loan documents, correspondence, and any court or arbitration papers you have received. A brief written timeline of events can also be useful. These materials help us understand the situation more quickly and provide more focused guidance.

Do you offer remote or same-day consultations?

We offer both in-person and phone consultations, and we work to accommodate same-day meetings when possible. Our team provides services in English and Spanish. Timing depends on scheduling and urgency, so we encourage you to contact us as soon as you can.

How long do real estate disputes typically take in Florida?

Timelines vary based on the contract terms, the forum (court vs. arbitration), and how much discovery is required. Some disputes are resolved in weeks through negotiation, while others can take months or longer when litigation or arbitration is necessary, especially in document-heavy cases.

Do I have to go to court, or can the dispute be resolved through arbitration?

Some real estate and loan agreements require private arbitration, while others allow or require court litigation. We review the dispute resolution clause and explain the available forums and the practical tradeoffs of each option.

Talk With A Naples Real Estate Litigation Attorney

If you are dealing with a high-stakes property dispute involving a lender, investor, developer, HOA, or commercial counterparty, Vernon Litigation Group can help you evaluate your options and protect your position. Contact our team to schedule a consultation in Naples or by phone.