Top real estate Lawyers in San Mateo | 12 available

12 real estate lawyers are available in San Mateo, california, including Camelia Mahmoudi, David Finkelstein, Desmond Tuck, and Heather Boshears Robbins. These lawyers are rated between 4.2/5 to 4.6/5 and 59% provide free consultation.

Camelia Mahmou

David Finkelst

Joel Scott

Monelle Abaya

Thomas Fier

William A. Bau

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Camelia Mahmoudi

Firm: Daniel G. Brown

The Borel Financial Centre 160 Bovet Road Cali , San Mateo , California 94402

Practice Areas: Employee Benefits,Estate Planning,Real Estate ,Trusts,Wills

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“I was very please and amazed by this attorney who is so competent, caring and responsive. She returned my calls and e mails immediately and directed ...”

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“It is my pleasure to recommend the law office of Camelia Mahmoudi to you. You will not find a more knowledgeable, patient, and accessible attorney to guide...”

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David Finkelstein

Firm: Finkelstein & Fujii LLP

1528 S El Camino Real Ste 306 , San Mateo , California 94402

Practice Areas: Business & Commercial, Business Organizations, Real Estate

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“r pleased to have engaged David Finkelstein and his team on multiple legal issues and each time exce”

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“I worked with David Finkelstein on a difficult California real estate contract/escrow dispute and really appreciated his help throughout the process. He...”

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“We unfortunately ran into an issue with a contractor that worked on our home and contacted Finkelstein & Fujii LLP to see what could be done about our issue. Irene Fujii was knowle…”

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Joel Scott

445 Cornell Ave , San Mateo , California 94402

Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Real Estate, Construction

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Monelle Abaya

Firm: San Mateo County Event Center

2495 South Delaware Street , San Mateo , California 94403

Practice Areas: Real Estate

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Thomas Fier

Firm: Law Offices of Tom Fier

675 Mariners Island Boulevard , San Mateo , California 94404

Practice Areas: Real Estate

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William A. Bauld

Firm: McGlashan and Sarrail, Professional Corporation

177 Bovet Road Sixth Floor , San Mateo , California 94402

Practice Areas: Civil ,Construction ,Real Estate

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William C. Last Jr.

Firm: Last & Faoro

120 N El Camino Real , San Mateo , California 94401

Practice Areas: Construction ,Real Estate

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William J. Turner

Firm: Turner and Turner, A Professional Corporation

411 Borel Avenue 230 , San Mateo , California 94402

Practice Areas: Condemnation & Eminent Domain,Real Estate

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Desmond Tuck

Firm: Law Offices of Desmond B. Tuck

177 Bovet Road Suite 600 , San Mateo , California 94402

Practice Areas: Adoption, Business & Commercial, Construction , Guardianship and Conservatorship, Personal Injury, Probate , Real Estate , Trusts, Real Estate

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“attorney and knows what to do for his client’s best outcome. Desmond Tuck was highly recommended t”

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Heather Boshears Robbins

Firm: Fox, Shjeflo, Hartley & Babu LLP

2000 Alameda de Las Pulgas , San Mateo , California 94403

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

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Merrill G. Emerick

Firm: Anderlini, Finkelstein, Emerick & Smoot

700 400 S El Camino Real 944 , San Mateo , California 94402

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

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“I am a 33 year old Franchise business owner and about a year and a half ago I needed an Attorney for the first time in my 4 years of doing business. I...”

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Paul Smoot

Firm: Law Office of Paul J. Smoot

1720 S. Amphlett Blvd. , San Mateo , California 94402

Practice Areas: Business & Commercial, Business Organizations, Employment & Labor , Real Estate , Business

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“I have worked with Paul Smoot on a number of matters over the last 17 years. His dedication to his clients and work ethics are admirable to say the least. You cannot find a better …”

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