Robert Lee Wilson III

Experience – especially relevant experience – and a proven track record of success are of the utmost importance when hiring an attorney. I have an abundance of both. While there is nothing wrong with having a general law practice, the nuances, complexities, and technicalities of the various legal disciplines make it impossible for any lawyer to master them all. For more than 15 years, I have sharply focused my law practice on real estate and water law – this is what I do and what I love.

Over the years, I have represented water interests throughout the Lone Star State, and my client base encompasses virtually all stakeholders in the water industry. My Clients include water districts, Article XVI § 59 water authorities, political subdivisions, non-profit water supply corporations, special utility districts, investor-owned utilities, landowners/ranch owners, water well drillers, individuals and major corporations. We provide judicious water rights advice and counsel.

My landlord-tenant real estate practice involves providing advice, counsel and representation concerning: Lease Drafting and Negotiation “Lease-to-Own” and Lease Option Document Drafting Lease Breach Disputes Tenant default (monetary and non-monetary) Lockout Repair and deduct claims Security Deposit Accounting and Refund Claims – “bad faith” Repair and Maintenance disputes / Repair & Deduct Remedies Tenant Build-out Evictions & Appeals

For almost 20 years, I have filed and defended claims and lawsuits involving fraud or concealment in transactions related to real estate. These cases frequently arise from a Seller’s non-disclosure of facts (the existence of an undisclosed easement, prior problems or repairs, prior flooding, previous insurance claims, fires, titleclouds, competing ownership claims, size/acreage discrepancies, etc.). As an experienced real estate lawyer in San Antonio, I can help vindicate a victim’s rights or li