California Lawyers Debbie Gezon to Deborah Bull

Explore California attorneys like Debbie Gezon, Debbie Joe, Debbie L. Morawski, Debbie Lynne Kinney, Debbie P. Kirkpatrick, Debbie Yeh, Debby Doitch, and Deborah Bull. in cities like Manhattan Beach, Santa Maria, San Diego, Pasadena and Santa Rosa. These attorneys specialize in in Zip codes like 90266, 90025, 95401.

Debbie Gezon

Deborah A. Mar

Deborah Broom

Deborah Bronne

Deborah Birndo

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Debbie Gezon

Media Center , Manhattan Beach , California 90266

Practice Areas: Real Estate

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Deborah A. Marshall

Three Embarcadero Center 7th Floor , San Francisco , California 94111

Practice Areas: Intellectual Property ,Securities

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Deborah Broom

Firm: Day Casebeer Madrid and Batchelder LLP

5455 Sylmar Ave Apt 902 , Sherman Oaks , California 91401

Practice Areas: Technology and Science, Insurance, Insurance

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Deborah Bronner

Firm: Deborah Rachel Bronner

11600 Washington Place , Los Angeles , California 90066

Practice Areas: Estate Planning

Do you wonder if you need a Trust or a Will? How a Power of Attorney and a Health Care Directive work?What’s the best way for the deed to your house to show title?. Deborah's practice is based on explaining in simple and clear terms how Estate Planning documents work andwhy each of the components of Estate Planning is important. I provide efficient, affordable legal services.Deborah's clients know that she is easy to reach to discuss questions and their legal matter, and thatshe gives personal attention to each client.. Deborah believes in the importance of educating her clients about the purposes and goals of estate planning, as well asproviding tools for the best way to accomplish those goals. Deborah’s thoughtfulness and sensitivity, combined with herlegal experience, form the basis of trust that she develops with her clients, who feel comfortable and taken care of duringthe estate planning process.. Deborah believes in providing affordable legal services to those who need it and encourages anyone who is thinking about howto structure gifts after death to call and schedule an appointment. Learn how to distribute your assets to the beneficiaries you choose,and how your heirs can avoid unnecessary legal proceedings.. Deborah provides legal services in the area of recovering surplus funds after a foreclosure sale, an area of law in which Deborahhas extensive experience.

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“h R. Bronner took a great deal of time to give me relevant information. She walked us through the pr”

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“Deborah really cares for her clients and fights hard to get them the best results. I endorse her in the area of foreclosure law as being a top attorney in her community.”

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Deborah Birndorf

Firm: Birndorf Law Offices, APC

11845 West Olympic Boulevard , Los Angeles , California 90064

Practice Areas: Employment & Labor

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Deborah Barron

Firm: Deborah Barron

1900 Point West Way 200 9581 , Sacramento , California 95815

Practice Areas: Business & Commercial,Employment & Labor ,Insurance ,Personal Injury,Real Estate

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Deborah Ann Perkins

Firm: Law Office of Deborah A. Perkins

25 W. Rolling Oaks Drive, #205 , Thousand Oaks , California 91361

Practice Areas: Family, Child Custody, Child Support, Divorce & Separation

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“Deborah Perkins did a horrible job. Talked a big game while collecting my money. But when it came t”

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“I endorse Deborah. I've had the opportunity to work with her on two different cases. She is an excellent writer and negotiator. She knows her family law.”

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“Thanks to Deborah's exemplary representation, I received a favorable divorce settlement. Her knowledge of the law and attention to detail were truly outstanding. She …”

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Debbie Joe

Firm: Joe, Southard & Yeoh LLP

11620 Wilshire Blvd Ste 900 , Los Angeles , California 90025

Practice Areas: Workers Compensation

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“such an upstanding and honorable person as my attorney. She is a rarity, and I would definitely reco”

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Deborah Acker

Firm: Law Offices of Deborah Acker

1024 Iron Point Rd , Folsom , California 95630

Practice Areas: Contracts & Agreements

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“I endorse this lawyer. Debby is one of the most ethical, compassionate, hard-working and effective attorneys I know. She will take excellent care of you in and out of court. Do not…”

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Debora Rostamkhani

Firm: Cali Law Firm, APC

14622 Ventura Blvd , Sherman Oaks , California 91403

Practice Areas: Personal Injury

Debora Rostamkhani, Esq. has successfully settled over $20 million in cases. She represents clients in a wide variety of legal matters. Focusing on personal injury and lemon, Debora helps clients resolve legal disputes while ensuring that they receive the highest quality legal assistance and treats every case with the utmost care.

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Debi Ramos

Firm: Carico Glowacki Macdonald Kil & Benz LLP

841 Apollo St Ste 450 , El Segundo , California 90245

Practice Areas: Appellate , Civil , Estate Planning, Estate Planning

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Debbie Yeh

Firm: Goodwin Procter LLP

601 S Figueroa St Ste 4100 , Los Angeles , California 90017

Practice Areas: Business

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Debbie P. Kirkpatrick

Firm: Sessions, Fishman and Nathan, L.L.P.

3667 Voltaire Street , San Diego , California 92106

Practice Areas: Civil

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Debbie Lynne Kinney

180 Sansome St Fl 5 , San Francisco , California 94104

Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Trusts, Tax, Probate

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Deborah Bull

438 1st St 4th Fl , Santa Rosa , California 95401

Practice Areas: Appeals

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Debby Doitch

Firm: Kjmlaw Partners, Plc

301 E Colorado Blvd Ste 600 , Pasadena , California 91101

Practice Areas: Estate Planning

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“nvestigation. She allowed the opposing counsel to attack me loudly and aggressively through a year's”

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Deborah Appel

Firm: Law Office of Deborah Appel

PO Box 620403 , Woodside , California 94062

Practice Areas: Family

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“asiest client to have to say the least but over all I would want her on my side. I do love her as a”

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“I endorse this lawyer. Ms. Appel is an excellent attorney and fights hard for her clients. I know, I am on the other side of those cases.”

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Deborah Baltaxe

Firm: Ofc Public Defender

210 W Temple St 19 Fl , Los Angeles , California 90012

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

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Deborah Breiner

Firm: Deborah L. Breiner, Attorney At Law

999 5th Ave Ste 350 , San Rafael , California 94901

Practice Areas: Estate Planning

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“We had a relatively straightforward, but large estate. Deborah conducted a single interview, gave u”

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Debbie L. Morawski

Firm: Kirk and Simas, a professional law corporation

2550 Professional Parkway , Santa Maria , California 93455

Practice Areas: Agricultural ,Business ,Family ,Intellectual Property ,Real Estate

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“Debbie took my case right away even when she lived in a different city. I was served with papers again from a long battle over my daughter concerning ...”

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