Land & Real Estate Law

Securing Watertight Title Certainty for Real Estate & Property Investments.

High-value real estate investments demand stringent legal due diligence. We assist with title deed verification, boundary overlap resolutions, unlawful occupation disputes, and property acquisition accompaniment.

Pertanahan & Properti
SCOPE OF SERVICES

Practice Scope in Land & Real Estate Law

We deliver thorough advocacy from early pre-litigation analysis to definitive resolution.

Title Deed Forensic Verification (SHM, SHGB, Right to Use, Girik/Letter C)
Dual Certificate & Boundary Overlap Resolution with BPN
Unlawful Occupation Eviction Lawsuits & Trespass Defense
Real Estate Acquisition & PPAT Notarial Due Diligence
Deed Annulment Petitions before State Administrative Courts (PTUN)
Inherited Real Estate Succession & Division Settlements
COMMON CLIENT SCENARIOS

When Do You Need Our Assistance?

Family-owned land being unlawfully occupied or developed by third parties without consent.
Discovering overlapping title deeds issued by the land office over the same boundary.
Due diligence risks when purchasing property burdened by latent liens or family disputes.
Boundary discrepancies with adjacent landowners or commercial developers.
HOW OUR FIRM ASSISTS

Advocacy & Strategic Solutions

Conducting historical deed registry and warkah audits at the Land Office (BPN).
Verifying root title legitimacy and encumbrance free status.
Petitioning for official boundary re-demarcation and BPN conciliation.
Filing tort claims in District Court or judicial reviews in PTUN.
Supervising court-ordered eviction and physical possession recovery.
CASE WORKFLOW

Methodical Steps in Legal Representation

01

Title & Cadastre Audit

Examining historical deed roots, survey certificates, and encumbrance logs.

02

On-Site Verification

Verifying actual physical occupation and matching boundary markers on site.

03

Non-Litigation Conciliation

Hosting structured neighbor mediation and BPN dispute conferences.

04

Court Litigation

Filing actions in District Court or PTUN through eviction execution.

Frequently Asked Questions on Land & Real Estate Law

What actions should be taken if someone unlawfully occupies my titled land?

Assemble the original title deed and property tax (PBB) receipts, issue a formal eviction notice, and petition the court for trespass remedies if ignored.

Can a registered freehold title (SHM) older than 5 years be contested?

While PP 24/1997 protects good-faith titleholders after 5 years, judicial annulment can still be pursued if proven fraudulent or procedurally defective.

Discuss Your Land & Real Estate Law Matter with Our Attorneys

Receive an initial evaluation on your case chronology and necessary supporting documents.