Asadi Law Group, APC
A property matter can involve the purchase, the lease, the project, or a dispute over its use. Asadi Law Group advises buyers, sellers, landlords, tenants, developers, and investors in residential and commercial real estate matters.
Attorneys: Nima Asadi, Daniel C. Gavilanes, and Mario Iskander
Property owners, buyers, sellers, landlords, tenants, developers, and investors.
Legal review and negotiation of the documents and conditions behind a residential or commercial property transaction.
Lease terms establish how a property can be used, what each party must provide, and what happens when the relationship changes.
Property ownership and development also require attention to governing documents, land use, and the contracts supporting a project.
The firm's real estate practice includes representation in landlord-tenant disputes and unlawful detainer proceedings, including eviction defense.
The address, agreement, and stage of the matter help frame a property inquiry.
Identify the location, property type, and your role as an owner, buyer, seller, landlord, tenant, or other participant.
Have the lease, purchase agreement, title materials, notices, or governing documents available for an authorized review.
Identify any escrow, inspection, notice, response, or court dates, along with the issue you need addressed.
Please share only a general description when you first contact the firm.
Yes. The practice includes residential and commercial purchases, sales, leases, and disputes, together with related title, escrow, construction, and land use matters.
Yes. The firm's practice includes landlord and tenant representation, lease disputes, eviction proceedings, and eviction defense.
Yes. Lease preparation, review, and negotiation are part of the practice, including terms concerning rent, renewals, maintenance, defaults, and tenant improvements.
Briefly describe the matter and identify any known deadline. Please do not send confidential documents or sensitive details with your initial inquiry.
Representation begins only after the firm confirms it can assist and the scope of the engagement is agreed.