Land and Business Litigation
Lawyers Hawaii

Land: We advise clients on issues involving property issues and disputes.

• Quiet Title – A common issue in Hawaii, particularly on the Big Island, is Quiet Title. We assist families in establishing clear title to their family land, both in and outside of litigation.
• Partition – When property ownership is shared by two or more individuals or businesses and a dispute arises, we support clients in partition actions. The property may be divided by court order, sold at public auction, or subdivided based on the court’s determination.
• Land Use – We represent clients in litigation related to land use laws and regulations.
• Real Estate / Property – We handle real estate disputes including access and boundary issues and assist in resolving disagreements over property rights and transactions.
• Kamehameha Schools Lease Assignments and Consents – We have extensive experience in handling disputes and litigation involving Kamehameha Schools lease assignments and consents.
• Landlord Tenant – We provide guidance on landlord-tenant disputes and support clients in preventing and addressing legal conflicts in tenancy matters.

Business: We advise individuals on business disputes, including startup and formation issues, employee management conflicts, and other litigation matters related to business operations in Kona and Kamuela.

• Startup/Formation – We advise and guide clients through legal challenges and disputes that may arise in the process of business formation, whether it involves a partnership, corporation, or LLC.
• Employee Management – We represent businesses in litigation related to employment matters, including hiring and termination disputes.
• Business Succession/Conversion/Dissolution – We support clients in business succession, conversion, and dissolution-related litigation to protect their interests and resolve conflicts.

For all other general business matters and appointments, please call 808-427-1025 in Kona or 808-201-2503 in Kamuela.

*Nothing herein constitutes legal advice, you should seek an attorney before you take any action, nor does anything herein create an attorney client relationship.