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Real Estate Litigation

The team of experienced litigators at Munger • Denker • Ruiz • Barbour provides aggressive representation to clients in everything from landlord-tenant and homeowner-association disputes to full-scale complex real estate litigation.

Owners, tenants, homeowner associations, condominiums, developers, lienholders, government entities, and even neighboring property owners can have rights and obligations with regard to a piece of property. Unsurprisingly, those interests often conflict with each other, and litigation sometimes is inevitable. When that happens, you need the best representation available. The attorneys at Munger • Denker • Ruiz • Barbour don’t go into a case to litigate; they go in to win. We have represented clients successfully in a wide variety of real-property disputes, including:

  • Disputes over real-estate purchases and sales
  • Landlord-tenant disputes (commercial and residential)
  • Boundary and easement disputes
  • Trespass disputes
  • Quiet-title actions
  • Zoning and use regulations
  • Well-sharing disputes
  • Homeowner association/condominium disputes
  • Enforcement and foreclosure of security interests
The elite attorneys at Munger • Denker • Ruiz • Barbour have been able to help numerous clients throughout Arizona with their real-estate needs. Some of the recent successes that our attorneys have obtained for our clients in real-estate matters include:
  • A jury verdict for our clients in a case involving a contract dispute and the partition of real property in Pima County, Arizona.
  • The successful litigation of a construction-defect matter in Yavapai County, Arizona.
  • A jury verdict for our client, and a court order directing the opposing party to pay our client’s attorneys’ fees and costs, in litigation of a complex dispute among neighboring property owners and their homeowner association.
  • The negotiation and extraordinarily favorable resolution of a bitter, decades-long dispute over the ownership of multiple parcels of commercial, residential, and agricultural land in Navajo County and Apache County, Arizona.
  • The successful prosecution of an adverse-possession claim to agricultural land in Pinal County, Arizona.
  • he successful resolution of a longstanding dispute involving easements and covenants governing the use of ranching land in Graham County, Arizona.
  • The recovery of several hundred acres of land on behalf of an Arizona rancher in litigation before the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Arizona.
  • The successful prosecution of a property-tax appeal involving farming land in Santa Cruz County, Arizona.



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