Mediation Partners Group is a group of counselors who help landlords, investors, and tenants understand their situation and connect with experienced lawyers in real estate, contract law, construction defects, and landlord-tenant disputes.
Who we help
Property disputes look different depending on where you sit. We work with all three parties, and we don't take sides. Our job is to get you to an attorney who has handled your kind of matter many times before.
Owners and managers of rental housing, from a single unit to a portfolio.
Buyers, sellers, developers, and partners in residential and commercial property.
Renters in homes, apartments, and commercial spaces.
Practice areas
Every attorney we introduce has substantial experience in the specific area your matter falls under. We don't send a landlord-tenant case to a generalist.
Disputes and transactions involving ownership, use, and transfer of property. From a sale that fell apart in escrow to a neighbor claiming an easement across your lot.
Typical matters: purchase and sale disputes, title defects, escrow problems, non-disclosure claims, easements and boundaries, partition actions, quiet title.
When a written or verbal agreement is broken, unclear, or being used against you. Purchase agreements, leases, construction contracts, management agreements, and partnership terms.
Typical matters: breach of contract, enforcement, rescission, deposit forfeiture, indemnity disputes, agreements that were never properly signed.
Work that was done wrong, left unfinished, or is failing after completion. Water intrusion, structural problems, code violations, and contractors who walked off the job.
Typical matters: defective workmanship, unlicensed contractor claims, mechanic's liens, warranty and SB 800 claims, abandoned projects, change order disputes.
The most common and most time-sensitive matters we see. Evictions, habitability, deposits, and the layers of state and local rules that apply to rental housing.
Typical matters: unlawful detainer, habitability claims, security deposits, rent control and just-cause compliance, lease enforcement, harassment and retaliation.
How it works
Most people with a property problem don't know what kind of lawyer they need, whether it's urgent, or what to bring to a first meeting. We handle that part.
Send us a short description through the form below, or call. A counselor will listen, ask questions, and help you put the facts, documents, and timeline in order.
We identify the legal issues at play, what deadlines or notice periods may be running, and the type of attorney your matter calls for.
You're connected with an experienced attorney from our network who handles exactly this kind of matter. You meet them, decide whether they're the right fit, and engage them directly.
You arrive at your first legal conversation prepared, in front of the right person, with a clear picture of what you're dealing with.
Start with step oneAbout us
Mediation Partners Group is a group of counselors with deep familiarity in real estate, property management, and the disputes that come with both. We are not a law firm. We sit between people who have a problem and the attorneys who can solve it, and we make that connection work better than a cold search or a referral from a friend.
When you reach out, you talk to a person who understands the practical side of your situation and the legal shape of it. We help you organize what happened, identify what matters, and figure out what kind of attorney you need. Then we make a direct, personal introduction to a lawyer who has handled your type of matter for years.
We don't practice law, and we don't take sides between landlords and tenants. We make sure you walk in prepared and in front of the right person.
Every lawyer in our network has a track record in the specific area your matter falls under. Licensed isn't enough. We look for experience.
An introduction is an introduction. You decide whether to hire the attorney, and any engagement is directly between you and them.
You won't spend your first paid hour explaining the basics. We help you organize the facts and documents before you meet.
Questions
If your question isn't here, send it through the contact form. We answer every message.
Contact
A counselor will review your message and get back to you to talk it through. Everything you share is treated as confidential.
