Law Office of John S. Unell
Texas Law Firm
Law Office of John S. Unell
With over 25 years of experience in legal matters pertaining nearly exclusively to real estate issues, John S. Unell has provided his clients with personal and informative representation on matters both large and small. As a Board Certified Residential Real Estate Law and Commercial Real Estate Law attorney, Mr. Unell utilizes both his training and his experience in providing you with the one-on-one individualized legal counsel you deserve.
Practice Areas:
- Residential Real Estate Law
- Commercial Real Estate Law
Principal Attorney:
John S. Unell
Law Office of John S. Unell
555 Republic Drive Suite 200
Plano, Texas 75074
TEL: 972-516-4224
FAX: 972-516-4250
http://www.unelllaw.com/contact
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