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Meriden, Connecticut Real Estate Attorneys
Attorneys.org features a comprehensive directory of 5 Meriden attorneys and 2 law firms.

Brian T. Mahon
Connecticut Real Estate attorney at Mahon Quinn and Mahon with 52 years of experience
636 Broad Street, Meriden, CT

Ellen S. Levine
Connecticut Real Estate attorney at Brown and Welsh with 52 years of experience
530 Preston Avenue, Meriden, CT

Houston Putnam Lowry
Connecticut Real Estate attorney at Brown and Welsh with 45 years of experience
530 Preston Avenue, Meriden, CT

Julie A. Morgan
Connecticut Real Estate attorney at Brown and Welsh with 27 years of experience
530 Preston Avenue, Meriden, CT

Thomas J. Welsh
Connecticut Real Estate attorney at Brown and Welsh with 45 years of experience
530 Preston Avenue, Meriden, CT
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Real estate attorneys work on all legal issues around property rights. If you are buying, selling, renting commercial or residential real estate a real estate attorney will give you expert advice. A real estate lawyer will advise on each stage of the transaction, from negotiating, to drafting and reviewing the lease or purchase agreement. Individuals, businesses, schools and even charities are all effected by real estate law. Landlord-tenant disputes, evictions, zoning and rezoning, and property tax issues are all common matters addressed by real estate lawyers.
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