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Navigating real estate law doesn’t have to be stressful. At Cote & Evans, our experienced team of real estate lawyers is here to guide you through every stage of your property journey — from residential purchases to complex commercial disputes. Whether you’re buying, selling, leasing, or resolving a legal issue, we help protect your investment and ensure your interests are represented.
Serving clients across Surrey and the Lower Mainland, we provide clear legal advice and practical solutions tailored to your goals.
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Real estate transactions and disputes come with high stakes — and complex legal considerations. At Cote & Evans, we offer a full range of real estate legal services to support homeowners, buyers, sellers, landlords, tenants, investors, and developers throughout Surrey and the Lower Mainland.
Our real estate law group handles both residential and commercial matters, with expertise in everything from contract drafting and review to litigation and dispute resolution. Whether you’re finalizing a property deal or facing a legal challenge, our team provides the guidance and protection you need.
Explore our key service areas below:
Residential & Commercial Conveyancing
Contract Drafting & Dispute Resolution
Landlord-Tenant Law
Title & Boundary Disputes
Each service is backed by local insight, responsive support, and a strong commitment to your best interests.
At Cote & Evans, we provide a full spectrum of real estate legal services. Whether you’re completing a routine transaction or navigating a complex dispute, our experienced lawyers are here to help. Explore our core service areas below:
Ensure your property transaction goes smoothly with professional conveyancing services. We handle purchase, sale, and refinance transactions for homes, condos, and commercial properties.
From purchase agreements to lease contracts, we help you understand what you are signing or, if required, we can assist you in drafting clear, enforceable contracts that protect your interests.
When property issues turn into legal conflicts, we represent your interests in negotiations, mediation, or court. Common disputes include failed transactions, misrepresentation, and co-ownership disagreements.
We advise landlords and tenants on lease agreements, evictions, rent disputes, and other matters under the Residential Tenancy Act and commercial leasing laws.
We assist with easements, encroachments, right-of-way disputes, and title defects that can delay or derail a property deal.
When it comes to real estate law, experience, clarity, and responsiveness make all the difference. At Cote & Evans, we’re more than just legal advisors — we’re trusted partners in helping you make informed, confident decisions about your property.
Our team has a strong track record of successfully navigating complex legal cases, ensuring the best outcomes for our clients.
Clients rely on our dedication and commitment to provide personalized and effective legal representation.
Your priorities are our priorities; we work tirelessly to protect your interests and achieve your goals.
At Cote & Evans, we treat your real estate matter with the care and urgency it deserves.
Yes. In British Columbia, a lawyer or notary public is required to complete the legal aspects of real estate transactions, including title transfers and mortgage registration. A lawyer can also help review contracts, catch potential issues, and protect your interests.
While both can handle conveyancing, a real estate lawyer can provide legal advice, draft and negotiate contracts, and represent you in court if disputes arise. A notary’s services are generally limited to straightforward transactions without legal conflict.
Ideally, before signing any offer or contract. A lawyer can review the agreement, flag red flags, and ensure your rights are protected before you commit. If you’ve already signed, they should be engaged well before closing.
If a deal collapses, legal remedies depend on the cause and the terms of the contract. You may be entitled to damages or forced completion. We can assess your position and help you respond appropriately.
Yes. We represent both landlords and tenants in disputes involving lease violations, unpaid rent, eviction proceedings, damage claims, and more — under both residential and commercial tenancy law.
Common issues include liens, easements, boundary disputes, and incorrect ownership records. These can delay or derail a transaction if not addressed early. We can help identify and resolve title defects.