PROPERTY RIGHTS ATTORNEY IN SEATTLE, WASHINGTON

Property rights is an area of law that oversees different types of ownership and possession concerning real and personal property. This type of property is often confused with personal possessions. In short, personal property is about what you own that cannot be moved, whereas personal possessions can be moved. Personable property (or immovable property) relates to real estate as well as the rights and duties affiliated with that real estate. Stolen land, for example, is considered to be a personal property case. A stolen purse, on the other hand, is considered to be a personal possession case.

DO YOU NEED A PROPERTY RIGHTS ATTORNEY?

Some situations that would involve a property rights attorney include:

• Being threatened with eminent domain or condemnation

• Easement

• Environmental cases

• Boundary disputes

At The Gillett Law Firm, I’m ready to be your aid in contesting these frustrating situations. If necessary, I can secure a payment that’s fair and full as compensation for the hardship surrounding your property rights case. Located in Seattle, I proudly serve the entire state of Washington and typically represent small businesses and individual homeowners. Well-versed in property rights on both a state and federal level, I have more than 30 years of experience, and I’m confident in my ability to come through with a positive conclusion.

WHAT YOU CAN EXPECT FROM WORKING WITH ME

COST-EFFECTIVE

It’s not my desire to drain your wallet. I have a reputation for working with clients at a price that’s fair and affordable.

QUICK RESPONSE TIME

I take pride in getting back to my clients as quickly as possible. Typically, your message will be returned within just a couple of hours.

HIGH-QUALITY WORK

I’m known to provide top-notch service when you need it most. Giving you my best at all times is the standard.

COMPASSIONATE

While being a counselor is definitely different from being an attorney, I have a compassionate spirit and genuinely care about your well-being. Your voice will be heard.

CLEAR COMMUNICATION

It’s important to me that you understand exactly what’s going on. I have a knack for explaining the law in a manner that you can comprehend without being condescending.