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Buffington Law Firm PC

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Trusts Lawyers Serving Newport Coast, CA (Newport Beach)

A Trust and Estate Litigation firm representing Estate and Trust dispute clients in the Orange county area.

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"I had the pleasure of working with Buffington Law Firm, and specifically Roger Buffington and his team, on the administration and final closure of a complex family trust. This was the second time I engaged the firm, and I returned because of the exceptional service and results they delivered during my first matter. Once again, they exceeded expectations. In both situations, I specifically sought out counsel who would be firm, strategic, and capable of representing my interests decisively..." Read the full review

Stone & Sallus

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Trusts Lawyers Serving Newport Coast, CA (El Segundo, CA)

Our expert, award-winning attorneys at Stone & Sallus are here to help navigate all aspects of business law & real estate law.

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Thakur Law Firm

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Trusts Lawyers Serving Newport Coast, CA (Fullerton, CA)

A Estate Planning law firm representing Trust clients in the Orange County area.

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Trusts Lawyers Serving Newport Coast, CA (Seal Beach, CA)

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