Compel A Full Accounting Of Property Management And Funds

When multiple parties own property together or when a fiduciary manages real property on your behalf, you have the right to know exactly how the property is being managed and how funds are being handled. A co-owner, property manager, trustee, or executor may be collecting rent, managing expenses, or holding funds related to your property without providing clear accounting. An action for an accounting compels the responsible party to provide a detailed, court-supervised accounting of all income, expenses, disbursements, and assets related to the property. Sverd Law Firm has successfully pursued accounting actions on behalf of co-owners and beneficiaries to obtain transparency and recover amounts wrongfully withheld or mismanaged.

When An Accounting Is Necessary

Accounting disputes arise frequently in real property contexts. Co-owners of rental property may dispute how rental income is being collected and divided. A property manager may collect rents and handle expenses without providing clear statements to the owners. A trustee managing real property for a beneficiary may fail to account for income or may make questionable expenditures. An executor managing estate property may not clearly account for rental proceeds or sale proceeds. A partner in a real estate venture may control property funds without transparent accounting. In each case, the controlling party should be required to provide detailed accounting and justify all expenditures.

We Obtain The Accounting You Are Owed

Sverd Law Firm pursues accounting actions to compel disclosure of property management and fund handling. We establish your right to an accounting, obtain detailed financial records, and recover amounts that have been wrongfully withheld or misappropriated from property income or proceeds.

Let Us Handle Your Case

If you are entitled to an accounting of property management or funds and have been denied transparency, email us to schedule your initial consultation today.