Woolsey Firm
Adam D. Woolsey is a California attorney and the founder of Woolsey Firm. He has been admitted to practice law in California since 2008.
Woolsey Firm reviews matters involving real estate, estate and business planning, serious injury, car accidents, motorcycle accidents, truck accidents, catastrophic injury claims, and wrongful death matters.
Adam’s background includes litigation and legal work involving real estate disputes, estate and probate issues, contracts, business entities, insurance questions, liability disputes, damages, and contested evidence. He has also handled matters involving easements, escrow and title issues, mortgage broker disputes, sales brokerage disputes, landlord-tenant issues, and property transactions.
The firm is built around careful attorney-led review, clear communication, and practical evaluation. At the beginning of a matter, the goal is to understand what happened, what documents and evidence exist, who may be legally responsible, what deadlines may apply, and what practical options are available.
Woolsey Firm is based in California. Adam Woolsey is licensed to practice in all courts of the State of California and is also admitted to practice in the Eastern, Northern, Central, and Southern Federal District Courts of California.
Submitting a form or contacting the firm does not create an attorney-client relationship. Representation begins only if confirmed in writing.
Public license records:
California State Bar attorney profile
California Department of Real Estate license lookup
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Practical legal review for California real estate, estate planning, business planning, serious injury, and wrongful death matters.
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