Protect the deal. Defend what’s yours.
California real estate counsel
Before you sign, buy, sell, or face a dispute, get direct counsel from California attorney Anthony Jones.
Legal services only. No brokerage services are offered here.
Title · Easements · Boundaries
The opportunity starts with the rights.
Know what you own, how you can access it, and which property rights need attention before you commit.
Agreements · Ownership · Access
Big plans deserve stronger agreements.
As plans take shape, address the agreements, ownership interests, and access rights that could put your investment at risk.
Residential property · Ownership disputes
Protect your stake. Protect your home.
Get a clear assessment of title questions, co-owner disagreements, boundaries, and significant residential property disputes.
Commercial purchases · Sales · Leases
Big decisions. Every term matters.
Commercial agreements carry lasting consequences. Understand the terms, negotiate priorities, and protect your position before signing.
Industrial property · Business obligations
Keep your operation on solid ground.
Scrutinize purchase terms, lease obligations, and access rights so property decisions support the business behind them.
Multifamily acquisitions · Ownership
More units. More at stake.
For multifamily acquisitions and ownership questions, clarify the agreements, interests, and obligations that shape your investment.
Property disputes · Direct counsel
Put counsel behind your next move.
Facing a title, boundary, access, or ownership dispute? Speak directly with Anthony about your position and the next step.
A request does not create an attorney-client relationship or mean your matter has been accepted.
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Explore real estate mattersReal estate matters Anthony reviews
These are screening categories for an initial consultation, not a promise that a particular matter will be accepted.
- Commercial purchases and sales
- Purchase and sale agreements for commercial, industrial, and investment property, letters of intent, addenda, disclosures, contingencies, escrow and closing mechanics, and questions about which person or entity signs and takes title. Residential purchases and sales are screened the same way.
- Business and commercial leases
- Retail, office, industrial, and mixed-use leases: term and renewal options, rent structure and escalations, permitted use and exclusivity, maintenance and repair duties, assignment and subletting, guaranties, defaults, and notices to cure. Residential leases are reviewed individually.
- Title, ownership, access, and easements
- Deeds and vesting, co-ownership between partners or family members, easements and access rights, encroachments and boundaries, recorded restrictions on use, and title exceptions that surface during a transaction.
- Consequential property disputes
- Disputes over agreements, deposits, disclosures, ownership, possession, access, or performance where the property or the amount at issue matters to a business or an owner. Landlord and tenant matters are screened individually.
Before you sign, respond, or wait
If someone has asked you to sign, respond, close, vacate, cure a default, or perform by a certain date, lead with that date. Waiting can change the available options.
If nothing has been signed, legal review before signature usually leaves more room to clarify the language, negotiate a term, or walk away.
A consultation is not an engagement. Representation begins only after Anthony confirms acceptance in writing. How a consultation works sets out each step.
Matter review
Request a real estate matter review
Answer these screening questions and Anthony will decide whether a consultation makes sense. Everything here should stay brief and non-confidential.
- Names are collected for a preliminary conflict check.
- The property county tells Anthony which local rules apply.
- The approximate value band is optional and used only for screening.
- Prefer to talk instead? Call (909) 246-3010.
Real estate experience, legal representation
Anthony has held a California real estate license since 2011 and has been a licensed broker since 2015. That background is useful when reading purchase agreements, addenda, disclosures, leases, escrow instructions, and title documents. The practice is based in San Bernardino and focused on the Inland Empire, and he considers property matters throughout California.
The roles remain separate. Hiring Anthony as an attorney does not make him your broker or real estate agent. No brokerage services are offered through this page.
Anthony Jones, Esq. Attorney at Law, California. Licensed California real estate broker. He handles his own matters directly. More about Anthony.
Legal work only. Any situation that could mix legal representation with brokerage activity would require separate written review before either role could be considered.
What to send first
A short, non-confidential outline is enough for initial screening.
- The property address
- The names of every person or business involved
- Whether anything has been signed, served, recorded, or filed
- The nearest closing, notice, hearing, or filing date
- What you want to happen, in one or two sentences
Do not attach documents or send confidential details until Anthony asks for them.
Common questions
Can a commercial purchase agreement or lease be looked at before it is signed?
Yes. Document review before signature is one of the most common requests here. Start with a short non-confidential outline of what the document is, who the parties are, and the date attached to it. Do not send the document itself until Anthony asks for it.
Where is the practice based, and which California counties does it cover?
The practice is based in San Bernardino and focused on the Inland Empire, and Anthony considers California matters statewide. Property location is asked for early because it decides which local rules, recording office, and court apply.
Does hiring Anthony as an attorney make him the broker on the transaction?
No. This page offers legal services only. Anthony holds a California real estate broker license, and that background informs how he reads the paperwork, but an attorney engagement does not make him your broker or agent and no brokerage services are offered here.
What happens after the matter review form is sent?
It reaches a private legal intake channel. Anthony runs a conflict check on the names listed, looks at the dates, and decides whether to schedule a consultation. Sending it does not create an attorney-client relationship, does not mean the matter has been accepted, and does not extend any deadline.
Why does the form ask for an approximate value band?
It is optional and used only for screening, so the scale of the matter is clear before a call. Leave it blank if you prefer. Never send account numbers, financial records, or documents through this form.
Contact
Tell Anthony what happened and what date matters.
Start with a brief outline. Please do not send documents or confidential information before representation is confirmed in writing.
- Phone (909) 246-3010
- Email aj@anthonyjones.org
Contacting Anthony does not create an attorney-client relationship, does not mean the matter has been accepted, and does not extend any deadline.