Foreclosure lawyers in Nevada

Firm: Legislative Counsel Bureau

700 E. Warm Springs , Las Vegas , Nevada 89119

Practice Areas: Consumer Protection, Foreclosure, Chapter 13, Chapter 7, Probate, Guardianship

Firm: Geoffrey L. Giles & Assoicates

527 California Ave Ste 1 , Reno , Nevada 89509

Practice Areas: Foreclosure

I have been in private practice in Reno, Nevada for nearly 40 years.  A resume of my skills and experiences is available on request.  I have never had a bar complaint, fee dispute nor been sued by a client.  That last time I looked I had a "BV" rating with Martindale Hubble.

2509 Blue Aloe Ct , Las Vegas , Nevada 89106

Practice Areas: Foreclosure

Firm: Buckley Madole, P.C.

1635 Village Center Cir Ste 130 , Las Vegas , Nevada 89134

Practice Areas: Foreclosure

Firm: Tiffany & Bosco, P.A.

212 S Jones Blvd , Las Vegas , Nevada 89107

Practice Areas: Foreclosure

Firm: Law Office of Wayne M. Pressel, Chtd.

3094 Research Way Ste 61 , Carson City , Nevada 89706

Practice Areas: Foreclosure

There are facts of my background that I want you to know about my life as a lawyer:. I began practicing law when I was in law school at Boston University in 1970. Law students could appear in Family Court for divorces and Justice Court for evictions – I worked for Greater Boston Legal Aid and the New Hampshire Legal Aid Society.. My first post-law school position was with Georgia Legal Services doing all there was to do with welfare law/civil rights and litigation against the government. This included administrative hearings, rule-making and federal court lawsuits. That lasted from 1972 to 1980.. I moved to New Mexico where I established a private law practice with a mixture of individual representation, legal aid work and national training/litigation. It was a relatively brief endeavor, from 1980 to 1982.. The prospect of work in Washington DC came to me, and I left New Mexico in 1982 to take a position with the National Legal Aid and Defender Association where I directed a project to protect and enhance civil legal services to the poor. This was “for a good time but not a lifetime”, and I returned to the West in 1985.. Then there was Nevada, and I have been here ever since 1986. My long-term job was as the Executive Director of Nevada Legal Services. Although I began as a litigation counsel, the work evolved into fundraising, lobbying, management with the inevitable personnel administration, case management systems and political relationships.. My current practice is only two-years’ old. I opened it in November 2009, in Carson City. Most of the work is with homeowners with troubled real property. Although I do an array of other legal work, my real interest lies in helping people with their distressed housing.. I became a lawyer to help people. My journey has taken me far – and far afield. I am enthusiastic about returning to the core work: being legal counsel for individuals and families who have problems which I can assist them in solving.. That is who I am.