About Bolonik Law Group — Real Estate Brooklyn, New York
Bolonik Law Group serves real estate Brooklyn clients as part of a broad practice covering property transactions and related legal needs throughout Kings County. The firm handles a wide range of practice areas — including real estate, estate planning, litigation, and business law — giving Brooklyn clients access to integrated legal services when property matters intersect with other legal needs. New York’s attorney-state status means every real estate closing requires dedicated legal counsel, and Bolonik Law Group provides that representation for buyers and sellers across the borough. Find other real estate attorneys in Brooklyn serving Kings County.
Brooklyn’s diverse property landscape — covering everything from Greenpoint industrial conversions to Flatbush rentals and Park Slope townhouses — calls for a firm that can address the full scope of issues that arise in property transactions. The group’s multi-discipline background is an asset when a closing surfaces an estate issue, a business dispute, or a litigation matter that the transaction team needs to address.
What Clients Say
Clients of Bolonik Law Group describe a firm that offers broad coverage under one roof, which reduces the need to bring in outside counsel when a real estate matter expands into business, estate, or litigation territory. This breadth is a practical advantage for Brooklyn property owners with complex legal situations.
Real Estate Brooklyn — Practice Areas & Services
- Real estate closings — purchase and sale representation for Kings County residential and commercial transactions.
- Estate planning with real estate components — addressing property ownership structures, transfer-on-death deeds, and estate plans that include Brooklyn real estate.
- Real estate litigation — handling contract disputes, title conflicts, and property-related court proceedings in Kings County.
- Business real estate — advising Brooklyn businesses on commercial property purchases, leases, and ownership structures.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a partition action and when is it used for Brooklyn real estate?
A partition action is a lawsuit that forces the sale or physical division of jointly owned property when co-owners cannot agree. In Brooklyn, this commonly arises when co-owners of an inherited property disagree about whether to sell or when business partners dissolve a real estate venture. The Kings County Supreme Court Civil Term at 360 Adams Street handles partition actions. Courts generally prefer forcing a sale over physically dividing urban properties where division is impractical.
How can I protect my Brooklyn property in my estate plan?
Brooklyn property owners can address real estate in their estate plans through several mechanisms: a will directing how the property passes, a trust that transfers property while avoiding probate at Kings County Surrogate’s Court, a life estate deed that reserves use during your lifetime while automatically transferring ownership at death, or joint ownership with right of survivorship. Each option has different tax, Medicaid planning, and control implications that your attorney can explain relative to your specific circumstances.
What is a real estate contract dispute and how is it resolved in New York?
A contract dispute arises when buyer and seller disagree about the terms of a real estate agreement — for example, whether the seller must cure a title defect, whether the buyer can cancel under a financing contingency, or whether a deposit must be refunded after a deal falls through. In New York, these disputes are often resolved through attorney negotiation, but if that fails, they proceed to litigation in Kings County Supreme Court. Most New York real estate contracts include a specific performance clause allowing the non-breaching party to compel the deal to close rather than just seeking money damages.
Quick Facts: Real Estate Law in Brooklyn, New York
- Kings County Supreme Court: Civil Term handles real estate litigation and partition actions at 360 Adams Street, Brooklyn, NY 11201 — NYCourts.gov
- Kings County Surrogate’s Court: Probate and estate proceedings at 2 Johnson Street, Brooklyn, NY 11201 — NYCourts.gov
- NY Specific Performance: New York courts routinely award specific performance in real estate contract breaches — compelling the deal to close rather than just awarding damages — New York State Bar Association


