HERE’S WHAT A REAL ESTATE LITIGATION LAWYER CAN DO FOR YOU.
When an agreement of purchase and sale is breached in a real estate transaction, a real estate litigation lawyer can help in several ways:
- Reviewing the agreement of purchase and sale: The first step for a real estate litigation lawyer is to review the agreement of purchase and sale. They will examine the contract’s terms to determine whether there has been a breach and, if so, what remedies are available.
- Negotiating a resolution: In some cases, it may be possible to resolve the breach of the agreement of purchase and sale through negotiations between the parties. A real estate litigation lawyer can represent their client in these negotiations, working to achieve a resolution that is acceptable to all parties.
- Filing a lawsuit: If negotiations fail, a real estate litigation lawyer can file a lawsuit on behalf of their client. They will prepare and file the necessary court documents, including a statement of claim, and represent their client in court proceedings.
- Seeking specific performance: In some cases, the breach of an agreement of purchase and sale can be so significant that monetary damages alone may not be sufficient. In these cases, a real estate litigation lawyer may seek specific performance, which is an order from the court requiring the breaching party to fulfill their obligations under the contract.
- Recovering damages: If specific performance is not available or not the best option, a real estate litigation lawyer can seek to recover damages on behalf of their client. They will gather evidence of the damages suffered by their client and present this evidence in court to support their client’s claim.
In conclusion, a real estate litigation lawyer can help in many ways when an agreement of purchase and sale is breached. They will review the contract, negotiate a resolution if possible, file a lawsuit if necessary, seek specific performance if appropriate, and recover damages on behalf of their client. If you are involved in a real estate transaction that has been breached, it’s essential to consult with an experienced real estate litigation lawyer to protect your rights and interests.
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