Law Offices of Travis C. Logue
California Law Firm
Law Offices of Travis C. Logue
Located in Santa Barbara, California Logue Law is a boutique Real Estate and Business firm that specializes in implementing efficient legal solutions tailored to each client’s particular requirements. Their principal attorney, Travis Logue, has extensive legal experience working in a wide range of real estate and business law natters. He is willing to work hard and dedicate his time and effort to help his clients get the best results for their case.
Practice Areas:
- Real Estate
- Business Law
Principal Attorney:
- Travis Logue
Logue Law
142 East Carrillo Street
Santa Barbara, CA 93101
Phone: 805.963.4700
Fax: 805.963.2323
http://www.loguelawfirm.com/
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