San Diego Real Estate Contracts – The Enochs Law Group

Your contracts can make or break you in the real estate industry. They frame your relationships with other stakeholders, outline your rights and responsibilities, and streamline disputes when they arise. However, a poorly written or vague contract can lead to unnecessary litigation, damaged relationships, and loss of goodwill.

At The Enochs Law Group, we help a wide variety of businesses and entities with their real estate contracts and related disputes, including:

Warranty, quitclaim, and other deeds
Land contracts
Commercial leases
Promissory notes
Deeds of trust
Buy-sell agreements
Rent-to-own agreements
Easement agreements
“For sale by owner” agreements
Escrow agreements
Broker and agent agreements

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We Build Relationships on Trust and Respect

About 4 years ago a friend referred me to Alan Enoch’s for legal advice on a business matter. Alan immediately proved how valuable he would be to my business through his well thought out responses and knowledge of the law. Since that first meeting, Alan has been representing me personally, as well as 4 businesses I own. He continues to work tirelessly to ensure my entities are protected. My company interviewed many lawyers in the past before the introduction to Alan. I will put it very simply what sets Alan apart from all the others; He cares. He genuinely cares about his clients and wants the best for them. He will review each potential issue in depth to gain the knowledge to provide honest advice as to whether it is worth pursuing or not.

My advice to anyone that is looking at hiring Alan…. do it before your competition does. I want Alan on my side of the courtroom, not on the side that’s against me.

Scott O.

"I want to thank you for all the hard work that you've done for our company over the years. We've had small matters that were handled very quickly. We've also had large matters that needed very aggressive representation and you've represented us in a stellar manner. If you're looking for a truly aggressive law firm, someone who is going to look at your case in a thorough manner and is going to be very strategic in both the short term and long term, please call Alan Enochs."

Todd T.

We Approach Every Case With a Business Mindset

While you may be familiar with BATNA (best alternative to a negotiated agreement), it’s a technique many lawyers don’t know about or understand. At The Enochs Law Group, we believe our clients deserve pragmatic, informed advice, so we apply proven business principles like BATNA to litigation.

During negotiations, identifying your BATNA can lead to better and more efficient outcomes. However, before you can define a BATNA, you first need to:

Set your priorities and objectives
Identify all your data and metric-based alternatives
Evaluate the advantages and disadvantages of your options and place the options in a hierarchy
Build a secondary course of action in case your negotiations fail
Calculate the least favorable outcome you’re willing to accept

If you think this doesn’t sound like a typical approach to real estate litigation, you’re right. We don’t create legal strategies based on tradition. Instead, we use data, creativity, and critical thinking to give our clients an edge.

Intelligent, Efficient Solutions for San Diego Real Estate Contract Disputes

When someone’s noncompliance or breach of contract hurts your business, you need an experienced real estate attorney. Our lawyers take a practical approach to real estate contract disputes, looking for creative and effective ways to protect our clients. To schedule your initial consultation, simply call our office at 619-421-3956 or complete our online form.

The content provided here is for informational purposes only and should not be construed as legal advice on any subject.

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San Diego Real Estate Contract Attorney: The Enochs Law Group