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Michigan Real Estate Attorneys

Szura & Delonis, PLC helps buyers, sellers, commercial landlords/ tenants, and property owners handle real estate transactions and real estate disputes across Michigan. Even “simple” deals can hide title problems, unclear deed language, easement issues, and contract terms that create risk after closing. We work with clients and real estate professionals to spot problems early and resolve them efficiently.
Our firm has 25+ years of real estate experience, including real estate transactions and litigation.
Real estate problems often come down to what the documents actually say—and whether the title can support the deal. Attorney Richard M. Delonis previously handled claims for a major title insurance company as outside counsel and resolved nearly one hundred property title disputes. That experience helps our clients identify problems earlier and choose solutions that protect value and reduce surprises.
Our Core Real Estate Legal Services
To get a better sense of our representations in real estate matters, a list of our core services include:
Residential/Commercial real estate sales
We represent buyers and sellers in Michigan real estate transactions, including:
- Negotiating deal terms and timelines
- Drafting or reviewing purchase agreements
- Reviewing deeds and documents for title concerns
- Coordinating inspections, insurance issues, and closing logistics
- Helping resolve issues that arise at or after closing
Commercial leases (landlords and tenants)
We help commercial landlords and tenants negotiate and draft leases that match business realities—rent, renewals, use restrictions, repairs, compliance responsibilities, default remedies, and exit options.
Real estate litigation and disputes
Conflicts involving real property are common because deeds, contracts, and property rights can be complex. We handle disputes such as:
- Contract breaches related to real estate transactions
- Title disputes and deed issues
- Boundary and easement disputes
FAQs: Michigan Real Estate Law
In most cases, it’s smart to retain an experienced real estate attorney for a purchase or sale—especially before you sign. Even “routine” deals can hide title problems, unclear contract terms, repair and disclosure disputes, easement issues, or closing-day surprises. We’ve seen many buyers and sellers skip legal review to “save money,” only to spend far more later on litigation to fix issues that could have been identified and corrected during the transaction process—before closing.
Title issues are problems in the ownership record—like unclear deed language, old liens, or competing claims—that can delay closing, reduce value, or trigger disputes after the sale.
Before signing. Lease terms often shift major risks (repairs, compliance, default remedies, insurance obligations) and can become expensive if they don’t match how the property will be used.
Yes. Disputes over property lines and access rights are common and often turn on documents, history of use, and the best path to resolution.
Yes. The firm handles real estate disputes and broader litigation matters in a cost-effective, outcome-driven way.
Serving Southfield, Metro Detroit, and clients throughout Michigan
Our office is in Southfield, and we represent clients across Metro Detroit and throughout Michigan, including Oakland, Wayne, and Macomb Counties.
Contact a Michigan Real Estate Attorney
If you need help with a real estate transaction or dispute, our team can help you evaluate options and next steps.
Phone: (248) 716-3600
Email: admin@szuradelonis.com
Contact Szura & Delonis today to schedule a consultation.









