Top Real Estate Lawyers in Tustin | 3 available

3 Real Estate lawyers are available in Tustin, california, including David Jones, Larry Karlin, and Ronald Appel. These lawyers are rated between 3.5/5 to 3.9/5 and 50% provide free consultation.

David Jones

Larry Karlin

Ronald Appel

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David Jones

Firm: The Law Firm of David Dunlap Jones, A Professional Law Corporation

250 El Camino Real , Tustin , California 92780

Practice Areas: Banking & Finance, Business & Commercial, Business Organizations, Condemnation & Eminent Domain, Constitutional , Construction , Contracts, Debtor/Creditor, Elder , Estate Planning, Franchise , Health Care & Hospitalization, Housing & Construction Defects, Land Use & Zoning, Landlord & Tenant, Lemon , Probate , Real Estate , Taxation - State & Federal, Trusts, Wills, Business

I have been practicing law for 20+ years and litigated over 75 cases involving wills & trusts, real estate matters, business and tax disputes. My office has handled hundreds of probates and prepared over hundreds of different kinds of trusts. I have a specialty in tax law (L.L.M.). The best part of what I do is working with people and providing solutions to those in need. Usually by the time people come to me, a legal crisis has already happened and they need direction, a road map and somebody to help get them there without breaking their bank. They need a loyal advocate, a person who can shoot straight and give them easy-to-understand answers without legalese or legal arrogance. I am that person. I have seen the inside of more courtrooms than I care to count. And I strongly believe that litigation makes an attorney better equipped to handle transaction on behalf of his or her client. My clients vary from Homeowner's Associations to elderly mothers, from multiple franchise owners to children who just lost a parent. I look forward to hearing from you.

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“dibly intelligent and knowledgeable, and I felt extremely lucky to have had him by my side throughou”

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“We had a complicated and quite frustrating complaint against my late father and his Trust. David took this case on and was exceptional with his knowledge...”

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“David is an excellent attorney committed to providing the highest quality representation to clients. I endorse this attorney without reservation.”

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“HE IS THE BEST ATTORNEY EVER”

— Benjamin Jones

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Larry Karlin

Firm: Karlin Law Firm

13522 Newport Avenue , Tustin , California 92780

Practice Areas: Real Estate

Our motto is "We are here to help." That is why we go to work - to fight for the rights of our clients when they are facing difficult times or difficult problems.. On the lighter side, I enjoy time with my family and am involved in various other activates. For 11 years I coached succor. I am currently Commodore of South Shore Yacht Club and am involved in various boating and sailboat race events.

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“usiness was at a peril at that point in time, although Attorney Scott Karlin and his professional te”

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Ronald Appel

2522 Chambers Rd Ste 100 , Tustin , California 92780

Practice Areas: Real Estate

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“d a better attorney than this clown.”

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