Mitchell Abdallah | Sacramento Real Estate and Personal Injury Lawyer

My most rewarding case was representing a 96 year old woman. Her lender was going to foreclose on her home after giving her a tainted loan. After litigating against her lender, we not only halted the foreclosure but rewrote the loan to very favorable terms. Now my client can live in her home for the rest of her life knowing she can afford her monthly payment.

Clients should seek a out a lawyer who is competent in the area they need help in. Clients should also find a lawyer who has time to regularly communicate with them and time to prosecute their case.

While local knowledge is important, it is also as important to have a lawyer who can resolve a matter through a practical approach.

The consultation should advise the client what are legal issues and how they may be resolved.

The information needed at the initial consultation depends on what type case the client has. If it is a personal injury matter, police reports, hospital records, pictures are helpful. If it is a real estate matter, then contracts deeds, ect. But, the most important part of the initial consultation is having a conversation with the potential client to hear the story and ask questions.

Clients who retain me will have the benefit of an attorney who has practiced in many general areas of the law. I have cross-over knowledge and experience that helps me to think and explore unique options, alternatives and resolutions.

By far, the most rewarding aspect of my job is having a client tell me that they are relieved of the stress they had prior to seeing me.

Outside of the law, my interests are raising my family and doing activities with loved-ones and friends.

My community activities are donating to the less fortunate and involvement with Catholic charities.

• Member | California State Bar Association
  Member | American Trial Lawyers Association
  Broker | California Association of Realtors

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