Real Estate
Real Estate issues in law can range from transactional to litigation. Transactional issues come in the form of purchase and sale agreements, leases, option agreements, rights of first refusal, security interests, easements, lot line adjustments, variances, and more. Litigation in real estate can come from any dispute associated with transactional issues as well as other disputes such as disagreements over boundary lines, quarrels over rights to use all or a portion of property, or even damage to the property itself. Also, particularly in the Central Valley, real estate disputes may involve homes, commercial buildings, industrial zones, vacant lots, or agricultural properties.