Real Estate Law
The lawyers of Montoya Hinckley Injury Lawyers provide high-quality representation for clients with real estate law issues. Real estate law is an area of law that involves varying and sometimes complicated issues related to real property, houses and residential structures, commercial buildings, and other structures and improvements on real property.
Our attorneys advise and represent clients on real estate issues, including:
- Purchase and Sale Agreements
- Real Estate Contracts
- Residential Construction
- Title
- Environmental Law
- Damage to Real Property
- Easements
- Boundary Disputes
- Commercial Construction
- Leases
- Land Use
- Trespass to Real Property
- Real Estate Litigation
- Real Property Development
- Liens
- Real Estate Financing
- Mining Permits, Applications, and Reclamation
- Landlord Tenant Law
Client Testimonial
”Very easy to work with and knowledgeable. The staff is always friendly and eager to assist in any way. Thank you again Kevan and staff I know I couldn’t have gotten the results I did with out you.” – Amie Marquez (Google Review)
Visit Our Real Estate Law Office in Yakima, WA
Montoya Hinckley Injury Lawyers Yakima
4301 Tieton Dr, Yakima, WA 98908
(509) 895-7373
Hours: M-F 8 AM–12 PM AND 1–5 PM
Attorney Kevan Montoya
For over thirty years, Mr. Montoya has successfully represented clients in litigation involving multi-million dollar cases involving wrongful death, employment and business and commercial disputes. He regularly counsels businesses in Yakima and Central Washington on employment policies and helps businesses train employees regarding employment law compliance. He regularly speaks on employment issues. [ Attorney Bio ]
Attorney Tyler Hinckley
Tyler Hinckley represents individuals and businesses in state and federal court in litigation involving personal injury, property damage, employment claims, and business and commercial disputes. He represents individuals and businesses in a variety of employment cases, including wrongful termination, wage and hour, employment discrimination, and retaliation. Additionally, he represents individuals in residential construction defect and construction contract disputes, easement and boundary line disputes, and in cases involving damage to real property. Tyler also represents clients in administrative proceedings before state administrative agencies. [ Attorney Bio ]
What Happens at a Deposition?
If you file a personal injury claim, you will likely take part in a deposition at some point during the claims process. A deposition is a crucial part of the discovery phase in a personal injury lawsuit. Depositions involve giving testimony under oath, and the testimony provided at the deposition can sometimes be used at trial. Keep reading belo
