Protecting Your Investments with Trusted Legal Counsel
Real Estate Law
Clear Guidance for Complex Transactions
Real estate transactions are often some of the most significant financial decisions you’ll make—and mistakes can be costly. At John A. Goodman’s law firm, we provide skilled legal representation for buyers, sellers, landlords, and developers across Harford County, Cecil County, and Baltimore County. Whether you’re closing a deal or resolving a property dispute, we’re here to make sure your real estate matters are handled smoothly and securely.
Comprehensive Real Estate Legal Services
We offer a full range of real estate law services designed to protect your interests.
Whether you’re purchasing your first home, managing a rental property, or dealing with zoning regulations, you need a
real estate attorney in Harford County and Cecil County who will protect your interests.
Residential and Commercial Closings
Ensuring all contracts, title documents, and financing terms are clear and legally sound.
Contract Drafting and Review
Creating and reviewing purchase agreements, leases, and sales contracts to safeguard your investments.
Landlord-Tenant Disputes
Representing landlords and tenants in disputes over lease agreements, evictions, and property maintenance issues.
Boundary and Easement Disputes
Resolving conflicts related to property lines, easements, and right-of-way agreements.
Real Estate Litigation
Advocating for clients in legal disputes involving real estate fraud, breach of contract, and zoning issues.

Our Real Estate Law Process
What to Expect When You Work with Us
01
Free Consultation
We begin by understanding the details of your transaction or dispute and your goals.
02
Document Preparation
We review and draft contracts, disclosures, and agreements to ensure compliance and protect your rights.
03
Negotiation
We work to resolve conflicts efficiently, using negotiation or mediation when possible to avoid costly litigation.
04
Court Representation
If disputes cannot be resolved amicably, we’ll represent your interests in court with confidence and determination.
Frequently Asked Questions About Real Estate Law
Do I need an attorney for a real estate closing?
Yes, having an attorney during a closing ensures that contracts and documents are reviewed for accuracy and legality. An attorney can also identify and resolve potential issues before the deal is finalized.
What should I do if I’m involved in a property line dispute?
Property line disputes often require a combination of surveys, negotiations, and legal filings. We’ll help you resolve the matter, whether through negotiation or by representing you in court if necessary.