A handshake deal feels simple and quick, but it can still carry legal weight. California law treats many informal agreements the same as written contracts. You should know when your words and actions form a binding deal. How California defines an enforceable agreement...
The sale of a business can be lucrative for a property owner. Typically, those who sell businesses worry primarily about optimizing the revenue generated. However, many business owners feel a sense of obligation to their customers or clients. They may also feel...
When you’re ready to sell your property, few things feel more frustrating than a buyer backing out at the last minute. The situation can delay your plans, cost you money, and create stress. Understanding your options helps you respond quickly and protect your...
Many California property owners assume all property restrictions transfer to the new owner after a sale. You might believe that an easement, once in place, is permanent. This is a common assumption, but the reality is more complex. Whether an easement transfers...
