Real Estate Lawyers in ZIP 98405 | 11 available

Firm: Delia Ann Dunn

1516 S 9th St , Tacoma , Washington 98405

Practice Areas: Real Estate

Firm: Chicago Title Insurance Company

4717 S 19th St Ste 101 , Tacoma , Washington 98405

Practice Areas: Real Estate

Firm: Blado Kiger, P.S.

Bank of America Building , Tacoma , Washington 98405

Practice Areas: Business & Commercial, Family, Personal Injury, Real Estate

Firm: Dickson Steinacker LLP

705 S 9TH ST STE 201 , Tacoma , Washington 98405

Practice Areas: Business & Commercial, Civil, Construction, Real Estate, Criminal Defense

My law practice focuses primarily on criminal defense. I help people facing misdemeanors, felonies, and traffic infractions. A significant portion of my practice involves DUI/DWI Defense, Assaults, Malicious Mischief, Theft, Drug Possession, Burglary, Identity Theft, Domestic Violence DV, Harassment, Traffic Tickets. I am an active member of the Washington State Bar Association, the Tacoma Pierce County Bar Association, Washington Defenders Association, and Washington Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers.. A long time local to Tacoma, I graduated from Wilson High School. From there, I went on to the University of Washington and later to Gonzaga University School of Law.  I enjoy rooting for both the Huskies and the Zags, but it can be bit tough come basketball season in the chance they play each other.  I live in Gig Harbor with my wife, Lisa, who is also an attorney, and our two sons.

Firm: CW Title and Escrow

3315 S 23rd St Ste 104 , Tacoma , Washington 98405

Practice Areas: Real Estate

Firm: Chicago Title

4717 S 19th St Ste 101 , Tacoma , Washington 98405

Practice Areas: Real Estate

Firm: CW Title and Escrow

3315 S 23rd St Ste 104 , Tacoma , Washington 98405

Practice Areas: Real Estate

Firm: Bolan Law Group, P.S.

4717 S 19th St #109 , Tacoma , Washington 98405

Practice Areas: Business & Commercial, Civil, Employment & Labor, Family, Real Estate

I believe my role as an attorney is to help my clients quickly, efficiently, and effectively resolve their disputes. As part of that, I am committed to keeping my clients informed, making sure they understand the process, the options available, and the potential risks and benefits of each option. Because most people are involved in very few lawsuits during their lifetime, I make sure each client is given the necessary guidance along the way.. I firmly believes in the value of resolving matters by agreement rather than through litigation. This allows the parties to craft more creative agreements, potentially maintain an amicable relationship even after the case is resolved, and typically costs far less than litigation. On the other hand, when necessary,I am fully prepared to advocate for my clients in court to protect their interests. I have experience handling family law cases, real estate matters, contract disputes, business and employment issues, and many others. For the past 10 years,  I have helped my clients reach successful resolution in these areas, through negotiation, litigation, and appellate work. I also act as a mediator to help parties reach an agreed resolution.

Firm: Chicago Title

4717 S 19th St Ste 101 , Tacoma , Washington 98405

Practice Areas: Real Estate

Firm: CW TITLE

3315 S 23rd St Ste 104 , Tacoma , Washington 98405

Practice Areas: Real Estate

Firm: Balsam Quinlan P.S.

911 South I Street , Tacoma , Washington 98405

Practice Areas: Arbitration, Business, Civil, Construction, Employment & Labor, Mediation, Occupational Safety & Health, Real Estate, Probate

Robin Balsam has been in private practice since 1984 and has over 40 years of experience. She is an assertive litigator with extensive experience in highly contested probates, will contests, uncovering and pursuing perpetrators of fiduciary fraud and elder abuse, complicated guardianships, trusts, estates, and other related matters.  Ms. Balsam has an AV rating from Martindale-Hubbell.  She was initially selected as a SuperLawyer in 2011, and has been selected again each year from 2015 through the present.. Her practice has emphasized guardianship, trust, probate and representing families with special needs since 1993. Ms. Balsam has chaired and spoken at legal seminars on various aspects of these practice areas as well as related ethical issues since 1998. She handles complex guardianship, trust, and probate problems; represents other fiduciaries in various roles; and engages in many aspects of personal injury settlement trust work. Her work also includes representation of families with special needs, as well as practical experience in defense against allegations or findings by Adult Protective Services and recovery of assets for victims of elder abuse or exploitation. She received an LL.M. Masters in Elder Law at Stetson University School of Law in 2013.. As Director of Commencement Bay Fiduciary Services, a certified professional guardian agency, she is the major decision-maker on investments, medical procedures, living arrangements and purchases for incapacitated people and trust beneficiaries. She also directs the day-to-day operations of the guardianship agency employing three professional guardians and support staff, along with a four-attorney law firm.. In addition to extensive litigation experience, Ms. Balsam is also collaboratively trained and has experience as a mediator. She is a current Pro Tem Court Commissioner and former Pro Tem Judge for Pierce County Superior Court.. Ms. Balsam has a number of professional affiliations, and frequently assists other attorneys who are not experienced in representing the elderly, incapacitated and disabled in legal matters such as personal injury, contract and domestic litigation. Ms. Balsam’s firm provides a uniquely collaborative and resourceful approach to the legal issues that confront elders and the disabled by providing a range of solutions from negotiated out-of-court agreements to traditional legal advocacy.. Ms. Balsam always enjoyed spending time with her grandparents, talking about their lives and experiences, and spent a lot of time with an older neighbor discussing travel and photography when she was a youngster.  These relationships inspired her to choose elder law as a practice area when she began her own law practice in 1989.