There are many different types of real estate agreements and several different legal precedents that a real estate attorney may be able to use to enforce them. Breach disputes often arise in connection with real estate purchase agreements, lease agreements (including) assignment/sublease agreements) and boundary or land-use agreements. There is specific case law and varying statutes applicable to each of these areas of real estate law. If a party breaches a real estate agreement, or if another party accuses you of breaching your agreement, it is very important to involve an attorney at the earliest possible stage to help you come up with a strategy to resolve the issue and possibly prevent very expensive and stressful litigation.

Breach of Lease Litigation

Litigation over an alleged breach of a lease agreement can involve highly technical legal rules and tremendously high stakes. Industry standard lease agreements may require certain steps be taken prior to filing a breach of lease action. The lease agreement will also frequently identify what kind of damages can be demanded when the agreement is breached.

If you would like to sue someone for breaching a lease or have been threatened with such a suit, you should consult with a qualified California real estate attorney without delay to strategize a way to resolve the dispute.