Real Estate
Hirst Applegate has significant experience in all aspects of real estate matters, including purchase and sale, financing, development, landlord-tenant, foreclosure, and real estate related litigation. The firm has particular expertise in property development and construction; negotiation of conservation easements, surface leases and water rights; oil & gas matters (including representation of producers, royalty owners, and surface owners); and 1031 exchanges.
If a client is facing litigation, Hirst Applegate attorneys efficiently and effectively provide representation in all types of real estate related disputes and in all Wyoming courts, including judicial and non-judicial foreclosures, enforcement of contracts for deed, title and boundary disputes, breach of restrictive covenants, and breach of contracts relating to real estate.
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Hirst Applegate Wins Appeal: Specific Performance is Alive and Well in Wyoming
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DisputeHirst Applegate Wins Summary Judgment in Private Road Dispute
Attorneys Erin Berry and Richard Mincer recently obtained summary judgment on behalf of a residential developer involved in a private road dispute. The lawsuit involved the extension of a road in a subdivision. The Complaint alleged breach of contract, promissory...
Supreme Court Issues Order on Real Estate Professionals Committing Unauthorized Practice of Law
On April 4, 2017, the Wyoming Supreme Court issued an Order Approving Consent Agreement confirming and adopting the Wyoming State Bar Unauthorized Practice of Law Committee’s (“Committee”) Consent Agreement in the matter of Razor City Realty, Kevin Beck (Responsible...