Over his 37 years of practice, Joe Cobert of the firm has been a resource for his real estate clients in other ways too. These include:

• Tax planning issues concerning real estate (income tax, estate tax, property taxes and assessments)
• Title issues and title insurance claims
• Escrow issues
• Broker issues
• Investment analysis (risk/reward evaluation, capitalization rate comparisons, coordination with appraisers, obtaining demographic and other data for consideration in real estate transactions)
• Coordination with experts in allied fields (CPA's, business managers, property management companies, investment advisors/wealth managers, bankers, franchise attorneys, estate planners, insurance agents, realtors, title and escrow personnel, exchange accommodators, appraisers and others)
• Specific performance litigation
• Boundary disputes/easement matters/adverse possession/encroachments
• Representing parties in real property litigation relating to other contract disputes as well as certain tort issues (for example, premises liability, fraud, waste and other claims)