Top real estate Lawyers in Burbank | 6 available

6 real estate lawyers are available in Burbank, california, including Cynthia Maher, Dennis Patrick Wilson, John Gerro, and Luisa Beristain. These lawyers are rated between 3.2/5 to 3.6/5 and 60% provide free consultation.

Dennis Patrick

Luisa Beristai

Mary Dickson

Shelley Rios

Cynthia Maher

John Gerro

real estate Lawyers Nearby Burbank (by distance)

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Glendale, California ZIP 91203 3.1 mi away 18 lawyers

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Studio City, California ZIP 91604 5.5 mi away 3 lawyers Pasadena, California ZIP 91105 8.5 mi away 5 lawyers Sherman Oaks, California ZIP 91403 9.0 mi away 19 lawyers

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Los Angeles, California ZIP 90024 10.5 mi away 25 lawyers Los Angeles, California ZIP 90034 11.3 mi away 4 lawyers

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Dennis Patrick Wilson

3322 W Victory Blvd , Burbank , California 91505

Practice Areas: Employment, Criminal Defense, Wrongful Death, Personal Injury, Discrimination, Family, Real Estate, Civil Rights, Intellectual Property, Copyright, Trademark, Landlord & Tenant, Mediation

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“Excellent knowledge of the law and the working of the court systems. When he speaks with you. you are certain he is listening to you. One of the TOP Trial Attorneys around. He is a…”

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Luisa Beristain

Firm: Law Offices of Luisa Beristain

1505 N San Fernando Blvd Ste A , Burbank , California 91504

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, Family, Immigration, Estate Planning, Landlord & Tenant, Litigation, Personal Injury, Real Estate

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“cuments and information needed for a successful representation. She made sure there were no loose en”

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“Luisa is a very professional and knowledgeable person Working with her was a very impressive experience I would highly recommend her to clients Thank you...”

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“Luisa is a caring individual that goes above and beyond for her clients. She works hard and is effective. I endorse this lawyer.”

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Mary Dickson

Firm: Law Offices of Mary L. Dickson

303 N Glenoaks Blvd Ste 200 , Burbank , California 91502

Practice Areas: General Practice, Real Estate

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Shelley Rios

Firm: Shelley Rios, Attorney at Law

PO Box 1645 , Burbank , California 91507

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

Shelley Rios has been involved with real estate for nearly 15 years. She provides her clients with exceptional representation in the areas of real estate, wills, trusts, probate, and estate planning. If you are facing an estate planning matter and in need of a Burbank estate planning attorney you should contact Shelley Rios today.

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“r research. Her letters were all skillfully written, and in the end we prevailed! Shelley made the”

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“Shelley did a fantastic job for us during a very trying time. We live in Orange County and I would still use her for any needs in a heart beat.”

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Cynthia Maher

Firm: Enki Health Services, Inc.

150 E Olive Ave Ste 203 , Burbank , California 91502

Practice Areas: Construction , Environmental , Labor , Land Use & Zoning, Real Estate , Construction & Development, Employment & Labor

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“p me informed regarding my case since she wasn't informed herself. Her ability to relate to clients”

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John Gerro

530 S Glenoaks Blvd Ste 200 , Burbank , California 91502

Practice Areas: Real Estate

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“ill help you from the beginning, but after he just tell you that he wants to charge more. He even s”

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“I had the pleasure of working with John towards settlement on a complicated real estate matter. I found him to be extremely knowledgable, courteous, and easy to communicate with. H…”

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