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A home is the foundation of relationships

Legal services for housing matters

From deregistering a resident to an ownership dispute — we handle housing matters that a single call to the management company won't settle.

Every conflict has a solution

Describe the situation by phone — we will tell you what can be done and what it will cost.

8 909 440-80-80

9:00 AM to 9:00 PM
every day

Price list

Housing matters

Housing dispute consultations

Reviewing the situation and the possible solutions.

from 3,000 ₽

Real estate deal support

Legal support for an apartment deal.

from 40,000 ₽

Deregistration and eviction

Help with deregistering a resident and court-ordered eviction.

from 15,000 ₽

Apartment sale support

Legal support for the deal from start to finish.

from 30,000 ₽

Utility billing disputes

Challenging charges and disputes with the management company.

from 15,000 ₽

Housing privatization

Help with privatizing an apartment.

from 20,000 ₽

Reducing a home's cadastral value

Revising the cadastral value to lower property tax.

from 35,000 ₽

Title registration

Registering title to a property.

from 8,000 ₽

Registering unauthorized structures

Legalizing structures built without a permit.

from 8,000 ₽

Ownership disputes

Court defense of property ownership.

from 9,000 ₽

Legalization applications for unauthorized structures

Preparing documents to legalize a structure.

from 3,500 ₽

Rules for using a shared apartment

Setting the terms of use between co-owners.

from 8,000 ₽

Equity participation in construction

Help with questions on an equity participation agreement.

from 15,000 ₽

House sale support

Legal support for a house deal.

from 40,000 ₽

Challenging title to a non-residential unit

Court defense of rights to a non-residential property.

from 8,000 ₽

Dacha deal registration

Formalizing a deal with a dacha plot.

from 8,000 ₽

Claims over apartment use rules

Preparing a claim to set the terms of shared use.

from 5,000 ₽

Challenging title to an apartment

Court defense of rights to an apartment.

from 20,000 ₽

Equity participation agreement

Drafting an equity participation agreement.

from 8,000 ₽

Challenging title to property

Court defense of rights to a property.

from 40,000 ₽

Challenging title to a house

Court defense of rights to a house.

from 80,000 ₽

Challenging title to a building

Court defense of rights to a non-residential building.

from 80,000 ₽

Housing disputes: what people actually come to a lawyer for

Housing matters are rarely settled with a single application — deregistering a resident through court, a dispute over how to use a shared apartment, or challenging an unauthorized structure each require different documents, timelines and often several court hearings.

Eviction and deregistration

A person can be voluntarily deregistered only with their consent. Without consent, it takes a court case — grounds can include loss of the right to use the housing, the end of a family relationship with the owner, or long-term absence.

Legalizing unauthorized structures

A structure built without a permit can be legalized if it does not violate zoning or fire safety rules and poses no risk to life or health. A refusal by the administration to legalize it is usually challenged in court.

How to start resolving the matter

Tell us more about the situation by phone — we will assess the case's prospects and propose a plan of action.

8 909 440-80-80

Questions about housing disputes

Can a person who does not pay for housing be evicted?
If they are not the owner but a registered resident without ownership rights — yes, through court if there are grounds to terminate their right of use.
How long does a housing dispute court case take?
From a few months to a year, depending on the case's complexity and any appeals.
Can an apartment's cadastral value be reduced?
Yes, if the market value is lower than the cadastral one — through a special commission or in court.
How long does legalizing an already-completed renovation take?
On average 6 to 8 months - it depends on whether the renovation meets the applicable standards and whether a court case is needed after an administration refusal.
Can a non-owner be evicted without their consent?
Only through court and on legal grounds - loss of the right to use the housing, termination of family relations with the owner, or long-term non-residence.
Can a management company require access to inspect a renovation?
Yes, per Supreme Court clarifications the management company has the right to require access to inspect in-unit equipment - and this does not require separate neighbor complaints.
What happens for an unauthorized renovation that is never legalized?
A fine and an order to restore the property to its original state, or to legalize the changes - if the renovation violates the standards, it cannot be legalized at all.
Can co-owners agree on how to use a shared apartment without going to court?
Yes, if all parties agree - the arrangement can be fixed in a written agreement; disputes are resolved through court.

A good decision starts with asking the right expert.

Get real answers, weigh your options and move forward with confidence. Tell us about your situation - we will show you what to do next and how to reach a deal without unnecessary hassle.

8 909 440-80-80

9:00 AM to 9:00 PM
every day