The most common type of remedy is simple payment of money. When a contract is breached, the breaching party will usually have to pay monetary damages to the aggrieved party.You'll need to prove that there was a legally enforceable contract, that the other person actually broke the contract, and that you suffered damages. Learn about breach of contract in Arizona real estate, legal remedies, and how you can protect your rights and interests. 1. Did a contract exist? Breach of contract lawsuits can be filed in various courts in Arizona. One type of compensatory damages is "expectation damages," meaning what was expected to be paid under the terms of the contract. About one-third of all civil lawsuits filed in Arizona are for breach of contract.