When a property dispute threatens what you've built, you need an attorney who understands both the law and the land. At Fidelis Law, PLC, we represent Virginia landowners, families, and businesses in complex real estate disputes — from boundary conflicts and adverse possession claims to partition suits and easement battles.
Protecting Your Property Rights In Court
Real estate in Southwest Virginia carries deep significance — land passed down through families, property tied to mineral rights and timber, boundaries that matter for both economic and personal reasons. When those boundaries are disputed, or when someone threatens your lawful claim to land you own, the consequences can be severe and lasting.
Attorney Taylor Corbett brings a distinctive background to real estate litigation: years of experience as a mineral title abstractor and landman before becoming a lawyer, combined with over a decade of litigation practice handling real estate disputes in Virginia state and federal courts. That combination — technical knowledge of navigating complex chain of title issues, plus courtroom experience — is rare and valuable when your property rights are on the line.
Fidelis Law represents clients in Washington, Scott, Russell, Tazewell, Smyth, Buchanan, Dickenson, Lee, Wise, and surrounding Southwest Virginia counties, as well as the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Virginia.
Real Estate Litigation Practice Areas
We handle the full spectrum of contested real estate matters, including:
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Boundary line disputes
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Adverse possession claims
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Easement disputes and access rights
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Partition suits (co-ownership disputes)
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Timber trespass and property damage
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Quiet title actions
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Mineral rights disputes
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Heirship and chain of title issues
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Encroachment actions
The Stakes Are High. Don’t Wait.
Virginia property law becomes more complicated with the passage of time. Adverse possession claims can mature over time. Easements can become legally established through continued use. The longer a boundary or ownership dispute goes unaddressed, the harder it can become to enforce your rights.
If you are facing a property dispute in Southwest Virginia, an early consultation can make the difference between protecting your land and losing it.