Litigating Property Fraud and Home Equity Theft

The sole focus of my firm is to combat property fraud and the theft of home equity from seniors and adults with disabilities.

The Vossler Law Firm is a litigation boutique that takes a small number of high-stakes cases against the institutions and professionals who facilitate or profit from property fraud — banks and trust departments, escrow and title companies, real estate brokerages, lenders, fiduciaries, and the investors and insiders who operate alongside them.

I fight to protect my clients' homes, recover stolen equity, and hold those responsible accountable. With each case, I seek to combat displacement, strengthen my community, and preserve intergenerational wealth in California's most vulnerable communities.

Property fraud takes many forms: a fiduciary who steers a client into a self-serving transaction; a broker who conceals material information or betrays a client's trust; a predatory loan disguised as “business-purpose” financing; an equity-stripping sale-leaseback; or forged documents and fraudulent legal process used to divert a homeowner's property or sale proceeds.

I pursue high-impact cases that recover homes and stolen wealth, hold powerful institutions accountable, and advance the legal and legislative protections designed to safeguard California homeowners from fraud, exploitation, and financial abuse.

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Headquartered in Santa Rosa, California. I represent clients throughout California.

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Sil Vossler, Esq.

Practice Areas


Elder Financial Abuse and Exploitation

I represent seniors and dependent adults who have been targeted by financial predators seeking to exploit their vulnerability, abuse their trust, or strip them of their homes and accumulated wealth. These cases often involve sophisticated schemes orchestrated by financial institutions, fiduciaries, real estate professionals, and investors. I pursue claims to recover stolen property and equity, hold wrongdoers accountable, and protect vulnerable Californians from financial exploitation and displacement.


Breach of Fiduciary Duty & Institutional Misconduct

I litigate cases against banks, trust departments, trustees, real estate brokers, and other professionals who abuse positions of trust for their own financial benefit. Whether through self-dealing, concealed conflicts of interest, unauthorized transactions, or the diversion of client assets, these breaches can destroy a lifetime of accumulated wealth. My practice focuses on holding fiduciaries and the institutions responsible for their misconduct accountable and recovering the property and financial losses resulting from their betrayal of trust.


Quiet Title & Fraudulent Property Transfers

I represent homeowners whose property rights have been compromised by fraudulent deeds, forged documents, sham transactions, predatory sale-leaseback arrangements, and other schemes designed to unlawfully transfer ownership or strip home equity. These cases frequently require urgent litigation to prevent foreclosure, block further transfers, or preserve ownership. I pursue quiet title, rescission, injunctive relief, and related claims to restore rightful ownership, recover stolen equity, and protect homeowners from displacement.


I litigate complex lending fraud cases involving loans structured to exploit homeowners and unlawfully extract their equity. These schemes include fraudulent business-purpose loans, usurious financing arrangements, concealed loan terms, abusive foreclosure practices, and loans procured through fraud or undue influence by relatives, caregivers, or other insiders who divert the proceeds for their own benefit. I pursue claims against lenders, brokers, investors, and other participants responsible for these schemes, seeking to invalidate unlawful obligations, prevent wrongful foreclosure, and recover stolen equity.

Predatory & Fraudulent Lending Litigation

“Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.”

– Martin Luther King, Jr.