Counsel for property owners, businesses, and families in West Contra Costa County, with a focus on real estate, construction, and related commercial work.
The Law Office of Daniel Butt is at 111 Park Place, Suite 204, in Point Richmond. Daniel R. Butt has practiced law in California since 2012 and also holds a California real estate broker’s license and a California contractor’s license. Each area below has its own page. Not sure where your matter fits? Contact the office or read the firm FAQ.
Purchase and sale transactions, title and boundary issues, easements, zoning and planning, permits, and disputes with neighbors or public agencies, from the office at 111 Park Place in Point Richmond.
Who it is for: owners, buyers, sellers, investors, and small businesses with property questions.
Real estate attorney in Point Richmond · Purchases and acquisitions
Commercial and residential leases, enforcement, defaults, habitability and access issues, and related litigation.
Who it is for: owners and landlords of rental property. The practice focuses on owners and landlords.
Richmond landlord and eviction counsel · Rent Ordinance checklist · 2027 landlord-law guide · Commercial lease disputes
Contract disputes, payment and performance issues, defect and delay claims, and counsel informed by contractor licensing and field experience. The law firm does not act as a general contractor.
Who it is for: owners building or remodeling, and contractors and subcontractors.
More on construction law · Mechanics liens in Contra Costa County
Entity and commercial agreements, acquisitions, business and partnership disputes, and contract dispute enforcement and defense.
Who it is for: owners of small and mid-sized businesses.
Business disputes and contracts in Point Richmond · Commercial lease disputes
Due diligence, letters of intent, purchase agreements, lease assignments, and closing documents for buyers and sellers of businesses, commercial buildings, and investment property.
State and federal trial and appellate work, including jury trials, for property, construction, and business disputes.
Wills, trusts, and related planning for families and property owners. This is a supporting part of the practice.
Also see the firm FAQ, the 2027 landlord-law guide, and the articles. To discuss whether a matter is a fit, contact the office.