When one party fails to fulfill the terms of a property purchase or sale agreement in the context of the purchase and sale of a residential property, it can lead to legal conflicts that involve claims for damages, specific performance, or contract recessions.

Whether you are a buyer or seller, a breach of a purchase and sale agreement can put your investments, plans and peace of mind at risk. We are here to help you take control of the situation.

We help guide you through breaches involving residential and commercial property transactions, for example:

• The buyer fails to complete the purchase

• The seller backs out without legal justification

• A dispute arises over conditions or disclosures

Whether you are a landlord or a commercial tenant, disputes over lease terms can quickly disrupt operations and strain finances. From missed rent payments and maintenance issues to early termination and disagreements over renewal clauses, commercial lease conflicts often carry high stakes.

We provide experienced legal counsel to resolve commercial lease disputes efficiently and protect your business interests. Our goal is to minimize disruption, preserve relationships where possible, and pursue outcomes that align with your objectives.

We can assist clients with a variety of dispute such as:

• Disputes over rent increases or non-payment

• Property maintenance and repair responsibilities

• Early lease termination or eviction issues

• Subletting and assignment issues

Investing in property, whether residential or commercial, is a significant commitment.

When disputes arise, the impact can be not just financial, but deeply frustrating.

We can assist with investment disputes including:

• Breaches of agreements.

• Disputes related to profit sharing.

• Misrepresentation or fraud

• Financing and lender disputes

Real estate investments can yield significant returns but when disputes emerge, they threaten your portfolio and your peace of mind. Our mission is to protect your capital, enforce your rights, and preserve relationships wherever possible.

Co-owning real estate does not always go as planned. Whether the property was inherited, purchased with a partner, or jointly owned with family or friends, disputes can arise over how it should be used, maintained, or divided. When co-owners cannot agree, a partition action may be the legal path forward.

We help our clients through a variety of issues including:

• Initiating or defending against partition actions

• Seeking court-ordered sale (partition by sale)

• Addressing reimbursement for mortgage payments, taxes, or improvements

• Negotiating buyouts or settlement terms to avoid court

Partition claims can be especially sensitive when they involve family members or long-time partners. We work to minimize conflict where possible while ensuring your ownership interests are protected.