Law for property owners in Germany
A tenant who stopped paying, a builder who left defects, a dispute with the neighbours: we take the owner's side and sort it out.
- 8 areasof property, tenancy and construction law
- 4 stepsfrom your enquiry to enforcement
- Berlinbased here, working across Germany

Immorecht24 is a law practice for the ownership side of real estate.
Landlords, owners, developers and investors come to us when a tenant, a contractor or a neighbour becomes a legal problem.
We explain where you stand in plain words, and you know the next step before we take it.
What do you need help with right now?
Deadlines in property disputes are short. The earlier a lawyer looks, the more options you keep.
Choose a category
A clear path from enquiry to result
- 1
Enquiry
Tell us what happened and send the documents you have.
- 2
Legal review
A lawyer looks at your position and explains your options. First consultation: €85.
- 3
Strategy
We agree on a concrete plan before anything is sent.
- 4
Enforcement
We negotiate, litigate and enforce until the matter is closed.
It starts with one conversation with a lawyer.
Tell us what happened
A few sentences are enough to start. No payment on this site: you send a request, we call you back.
- First consultation with a lawyer — €85
- You know the next step before we take it
- Out of court where possible, in court where necessary
The team behind Immorecht24

Ludmil Markov
Lawyer
Managing Director

Vladislav Pinskij
Legal professional
Real-estate practice

Anton Levit
Legal professional
Tenancy and property practice
Tell us about your situation — we match it with the right person.

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Before you write to us
Did not find your question? Ask a lawyer directly.
What does the first consultation cost?
€85 for the first consultation with a lawyer. What comes after depends on your matter, and we tell you before we start.
Will my legal expenses insurance pay?
It depends on your policy. Tick the box in the form and we check it early on.
Can everything be done online?
Most of it: the review, the consultation and our communication. If a meeting, site visit or court date is needed, we arrange it separately.
Which documents should I prepare?
The contract, the letters exchanged so far, and any notices or payment records. Photos help too.
What if a deadline is already running?
Tell us the date right away, in the first lines of your message.