A developer, a landlord, a tenant or a bank can sound very certain about what happens next. That does not make them right. Before you accept a delay, sign a cancellation or hand back the keys, have a senior advocate read the contract and tell you which deadlines and remedies are actually yours.
Tell us what happened, two or three sentences is enough to start. We confirm the consultation fee before you book and deduct it if you instruct us.
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The handover date has moved again and you are being asked to accept one more extension.
You paid a deposit or instalments and are now being told the money is simply non-refundable.
The developer is threatening cancellation, or has cancelled, and you do not know what you can recover.
An eviction notice arrived and you are unsure whether you have to leave.
You have contracts, emails and WhatsApps, but no clear answer about what matters.
A bank or mortgage issue is forcing a decision before you are ready.
You do not need to become a property-law expert overnight. You do need to know the deadline, the paper trail and the leverage before the next payment, notice or signature.
We read the sale and purchase agreement, addenda and correspondence, then explain what each side is actually obliged to do, not what they are saying you must accept.
RERA, the Land Department, the Rental Disputes Centre, Dubai Courts and DIFC Courts have different roles. The right route is part of the strategy, not an afterthought.
Payments, notices, handover correspondence and valuations need to tell one clear story. That is what supports a serious demand or filing.
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HK Legal helped a property seller avoid losing the security deposit after a purchase failed.
An advocate reads the contract and correspondence and gives you a written view of your position.
The other side receives a properly framed demand with the documentary basis attached.
RERA, the Land Department, the Rental Disputes Centre or the courts, chosen for your matter.
Judgment or settlement, then execution until you are actually paid.
You do not need to have the perfect words or every document to get a useful first view.
From the first enquiry, we focus on what is happening now, what could change next and what information will help us assess the options.
You get a clear explanation of the next step, the consultation fee and anything we need to see before you decide whether to proceed.
Tell us what happened, how urgent it is and the approximate value involved. That lets us understand whether we are the right fit and how quickly the team should respond.
Depending on the contract and on whether the project is registered and progressing, the options run from compelling delivery, to compensation, to recovering what you have paid with interest. What matters most is how the delays were notified and what you signed in response. Bring the addenda, not only the original agreement.
Only by following a defined procedure, and the notice requirements are strict. Cancellations have been set aside because the process was not followed correctly. Do not sign anything offered to you as a solution until it has been read.
Often not. RERA, the Land Department and the Rental Disputes Centre resolve a great deal, and a properly framed demand with documents attached settles a good number of matters before any filing. Choosing the forum is part of the strategy.
It varies with the forum and with how the other side responds. You get a realistic range at the first conversation, and we would rather understate it than sell you a timeline we cannot hold.
Yes. We confirm the consultation fee before you book. If you instruct HK Legal to handle your matter, that fee is deducted from your legal fee.
Yes. Instalment options are available. After we understand the matter, we explain the fee structure and payment options clearly.
Start with a confidential enquiry. We explain the consultation fee before you book and, if you instruct HK Legal, deduct it from your legal fee.
Nothing is filed, and no fee is agreed, until you tell us to proceed.
