The real estate market is constantly evolving. Laws and regulations change, interests may conflict and disputes can have significant financial consequences. In such a dynamic environment, it is crucial that real estate professionals and their clients can rely on legal experts who are not only well-versed in the law, but also understand the practical realities of the real estate market.
Delissen Martens is a partner of NVM, the largest trade association for real estate professionals in the Netherlands. As part of this partnership, we support NVM members and their clients in disputes relating to real estate and tenancy law. By identifying legal issues early and analysing them carefully, risks can often be better managed and escalation of disputes can be prevented.
For NVM real estate agents, this partnership means that they and their clients can both benefit from DM's specialised legal support in real estate and tenancy law. This may involve assistance with an existing dispute or advance legal advice regarding issues such as contractual matters, differing interpretations, and potential risks in real estate transactions and tenancy relationships. Considering the legal position of the parties involved at an early stage often enables issues to be prevented from escalating into conflicts.
They can also turn to Delissen Martens within the framework of this collaboration. This includes buyers and sellers of real estate, landlords and tenants, real estate investors, homeowners’ associations and real estate developers.
We assist them with disputes and legal questions, focusing not only on the legal position, but also on the interests involved and the feasibility of a solution.
Our real estate and tenancy law attorneys advise and litigate on matters including:
We combine legal depth with clear communication and a practical approach.
Our specialists are happy to work with you to assess your legal position and determine the most appropriate approach. Contact our real estate law attorneys.
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