Objection Memorandum in a Real Estate Case

The fees are determined after reviewing the full judgment, the date it was served, the title deeds and contracts related to the dispute, the prior pleadings, and the time remaining to file the objection. A clear quote showing the fee amount and scope of work is then sent to the client before payment or the start of work.

You'll need to send a complete copy of the judgment and the date it was served, the relevant title deeds and real estate contracts, and the case's prior pleadings and memoranda. The lawyer may request additional documents depending on the type of dispute, whether it relates to ownership, eviction, partition, or rights arising from a real estate contract.

No. The service includes reviewing the judgment and dispute documents, identifying the statutory grounds for objection, drafting and reviewing the memorandum, and delivering it electronically as a PDF. It does not include pleading before the court or land surveying and real estate valuation work, which require a separate agreement. Nor does the service include guaranteeing that the objection will be accepted or that any specific outcome will result.