Residential Real Estate and Title Litigation Attorney
Protecting property rights through litigation involving foreclosure surplus funds, title disputes, interpleader actions, quiet title actions, deed disputes, easements, and related real estate matters throughout Virginia.
Leonard C. Tengco
Leonard C. Tengco is the founder of Tengco Law PLLC, a Virginia law firm focused on residential real estate and title litigation. His practice focuses on protecting property rights and helping clients recover money being held by Virginia courts. He represents homeowners, heirs, creditors, purchasers, and other parties in matters involving title disputes, foreclosure surplus funds, court-held funds, deed disputes, quiet title actions, easements, and related real estate litigation throughout Virginia.
His experience includes quiet title litigation, deed challenges, title defect resolution, foreclosure surplus fund claims, interpleader proceedings, lien release and lien priority disputes, easement litigation, boundary disputes, and other complex property-rights controversies throughout Virginia.

REPRESENTATIVE MATTERS
Title Litigation
Resolving ownership disputes, title defects, deed challenges, quiet title actions, chain-of-title issues, and other matters affecting marketable title and property ownership.
Court-Held Funds & Foreclosure Surplus Funds
Representing homeowners, heirs, creditors, purchasers, trustees, and other interested parties seeking the release of money held by Virginia circuit courts, including foreclosure surplus funds, interpleader deposits, partition sale proceeds, condemnation awards, probate deposits, and other court-held funds.
Lien & Land Record Matters
Handling judgment lien releases, lien priority disputes, lis pendens issues, land-record errors, and other matters affecting title, marketability, and property rights.
Easement & Property Rights Litigation
Representing property owners in easement disputes, boundary controversies, encroachments, access disputes, driveway matters, and related property-rights litigation.