Top Real Estate Lawyers in Santa Rosa | 48 available

48 Real Estate lawyers are available in Santa Rosa, California, including Roger J. Illsley, Ronald Wargo, Roy Johnston, and Sue Michaelsen. These lawyers are rated between 3.1/5 to 3.5/5 and 55% provide free consultation.

Roger J. Illsl

Ronald Wargo

Roy Johnston

Sue Michaelsen

Terry Sterling

Wendy D. Whits

Real Estate Lawyers Nearby Santa Rosa (by distance)

Within 50 miles near you

Greenbrae, California ZIP 94904 37.0 mi away 3 lawyers Fairfield, California ZIP 94533 44.1 mi away 2 lawyers Berkeley, California ZIP 94704 49.6 mi away 2 lawyers San Francisco, California ZIP 94108 50.0 mi away 8 lawyers

Greater than 50 miles near you

San Francisco, California ZIP 94104 50.2 mi away 64 lawyers San Francisco, California ZIP 94105 50.2 mi away 81 lawyers San Francisco, California ZIP 94102 50.5 mi away 4 lawyers

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Roger J. Illsley

Firm: Perry, Johnson, Anderson, Miller and Moskowitz, LLP

438 First Street Fourth Floor , Santa Rosa , California 95401

Practice Areas: Business & Commercial,Collections,Estate Planning,Real Estate

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Ronald Wargo

Firm: Friedemann Goldberg LLP

420 Aviation Boulevard Suite 201 , Santa Rosa , California 95403

Practice Areas: Banking & Finance, Business & Commercial, Business Organizations, Intellectual Property , Probate , Real Estate , Trademarks, Estate Planning, Estate Planning

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“Mr.Wargo is well informed and knollegable of all facits of his job. he is polite and a careing cons”

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“I highly recommend this law firm and particularly attorney Stephanie Hess. We've retained Stephanie for several years now for various reasons. Stephanie is a professional bulldog w…”

— Darla Arreguin

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Roy Johnston

Firm: Law Offices Of Roy N. Johnston

1400 North Dutton Avenue Ste 21 , Santa Rosa , California 95401

Practice Areas: Real Estate, Business, Estate Planning, Construction, Mediation

I specialize in real estate law, business law, construction law, estate planning and mediation. I believe in assisting my clients in reaching a fair and economical result without litigation. But should litigation be necessary, I work hard to get the best results possible for my clients. Although I handle the legal issues and procedures, my clients control their case by making as many strategic decisions as possible. For more information, visit my website at . Thank you.

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Sue Michaelsen

Firm: Sue Michaelsen, Attorney At Law

PO Box 9127 , Santa Rosa , California 95405

Practice Areas: Real Estate

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Terry Sterling

Firm: Spaulding McCullough & Tansil LLP

90 South E Street, Suite 200 , Santa Rosa , California 95404

Practice Areas: Business, Medical Malpractice, Insurance, Real Estate

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Wendy D. Whitson

Firm: Anderson, Zeigler, Disharoon, Gallagher and Gray, A Professional Corporation

50 Old Courthouse Square Fifth Floor , Santa Rosa , California 95404

Practice Areas: Business & Commercial,Labor ,Landlord & Tenant,Real Estate

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Willard A. Carle III

100 B Street 400 , Santa Rosa , California 95401

Practice Areas: Business & Commercial,Civil ,Land Use & Zoning,Real Estate

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“Great service for my needs. Attorneys are prompt, responsible and very easy to work with.”

— Tom Foley

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Walter Krankemann

740 4th St Ste 216 , Santa Rosa , California 95404

Practice Areas: Business , Personal Injury, Real Estate , Construction & Development, Construction & Development

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“I asked the help of this Attorney and he rejected my case because I am not from the U.S. Totally unp”

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