Top Real Estate Lawyers in Corona | 2 available

2 Real Estate lawyers are available in Corona, california, including Joseph Hudack and Kent Hansen. These lawyers are rated between 3.9/5 to 4.3/5 and 63% provide free consultation.

Joseph Hudack

Kent Hansen

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Joseph Hudack

Firm: Hudack Law, APC

1250 Corona Pointe Court , Corona , California 92879

Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Real Estate, Business, Probate, Business, Probate, Real Estate

More than 29 years ago, Mr. Hudack started his career in residential and corporate real estate, managing transactions for companies like Fluor, Walmart, and Dial. In addition to negotiating, executing, and closing acquisitions for sales and leases, he worked as a national real estate consultant for Home Depot, Newell Rubbermaid, and Viad Corp. Most recently, he has served as corporate and litigation counsel to community associations throughout California. He earned his Juris Doctorate from Western State College of Law, magna cum laude, so he could expand his practice and use his talents to assist clients with business law, contract law, and real estate law services as well as estate planning matters.. Family comes first for Mr. Hudack. He is a dedicated family man who has enjoyed the company of his wife for almost 30 years. They have two grown children: an engineer and an aspiring lawyer who is at the top of her class. Their family also includes two Cockapoos and one Cavachon. In his spare time, he indulges in his passion for woodwork. Working with other woodworkers in the Corona area, he creates pieces for the children at the Royal Family Kids Camp. There they paint and assemble the pieces into different projects that instill in them a sense of pride when they take their completed work home.. It’s this dedication to community that drives Mr. Hudack in his law practice. You’re more than just another name to him. He understands that no two transactions are the same, so he takes the time to listen to your needs and help you accomplish your goals. You’ll never wonder what’s going on, as he keeps you informed through each step of the process and makes sure you understand each action he takes on your behalf.

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“Joe Hudack is simply amazing. I worked with him to set up my family trust and it was painless and effortless. Then tragedy struck and I needed his help...”

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“I have had the opportunity to assist Joe on a number of legal matters. I am consistently impressed with Joe's work ethic. He is incredibly smart and well-versed in a variety of are…”

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Kent Hansen

Firm: Clayson, Mann, Yaeger & Hansen, A Professional Law Corporation

601 South Main Street , Corona , California 92882

Practice Areas: Business & Commercial, Contracts, Education , Employment & Labor , Health Care & Hospitalization, Labor , Land Use & Zoning, Real Estate , Employment & Labor

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