The practice of housing and real estate management of the Law Group "Yakovlev and Partners" combines long-term experience in handling disputes with comprehensive legal support at all stages of the activity of the trustees.
We advise managers and resource providers, real estate owners and citizens on issues related to the operation of facilities, supply of communal resources, settlement of debt and other disputes. Our lawyers represent clients' interests in all courts, participate in negotiations, provide transaction support and internal legal expertise of business processes.
The peculiarities of the regulation of housing and utilities require participants to constantly adapt to changing legislation and jurisprudence. Our team helps trustees minimize risks related to real estate management, compliance with licensing requirements, settlement of utility bills, protection of common property rights, contracting with counterparties and dealing with supervisory authorities.
Experience in cases of varying complexity - from debt collection for utilities to support processes of change in the type of permitted use of land and protection of interests within disputes with public authorities - allows us to develop individual solutions, specific to each project.
We act in the interest of the trustees, relying on deep industry knowledge and practical expertise to ensure effective protection of rights and legitimate interests in the dynamic and complex field of housing and communal services.
• Accompanying the procedure of the general meeting of the owners in the apartment building;
• Resolution of questions concerning the use of common property of owners in apartment house;
• Settlement of relations with owners and tenants regarding the placement of advertising structures, violations of sanitary norms, violations of silence;
• Preparation of opinions on construction and real estate management.
• Disputes with supply organizations regarding violations in the execution of connection contracts, electricity and heat supplies, cold and hot water;
• Challenging actions, omissions, decisions and other acts of the State Housing Inspectorate, recognition as illegal decisions of local self-government bodies, including refusal to purchase land;
• Challenge of general meetings of owners of premises in the apartment building;
• Recovery of large amounts of receivables with reimbursement of court costs.
