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Fullerton Lawyer Referral Service

Attorney Search Network provides lawyer referrals in the city of Fullerton, California and is a State Bar of California Certified Lawyer Referral Service (#113). If you are facing a legal issue and are in need of a Fullerton lawyer referral, contact Attorney Search Network today. Attorney Search Network can make referrals to Fullerton lawyers in most areas of law. To find a Fullerton attorney to help with your case, complete the form on this page or contact us toll-free at (800) 215-1190.

The city of Fullerton is located in North Orange County within Southern California. Fullerton lies about 25 miles southeast of downtown Los Angeles and about 11 miles northwest of Santa Ana. The city comprises 22.4 square miles and is located approximately 11 miles northeast of the Pacific Ocean. The northern and western regions of Fullerton feature the low-lying mountain range, the Coyote Hills.

According to Data USA, the city's population was approximately 140,000 people in 2017. The city of Fullerton has a council-manager government system and is a general-law municipality. The Fullerton Transportation Center is a railway and bus center within the city of Fullerton, home to both Metrolink and Amtrak lines, as well as a large bus depot for the Orange County Transportation Authority. Fullerton is home to the Fullerton Airport, Orange County's only general aviation airport. The airport is located three miles from Knott's Berry Farm and six miles from Disneyland. Fullerton is connected to other cities in Orange County and the Southern California region by four highways, including three freeways: State Route 91, a major east-west state highway; Interstate 5, also known as the Santa Ana Freeway; State Route 57, the Orange Freeway, which runs north to south; and Imperial Highway, which is part of State Routh 90 and runs east to west.

In terms of numbers of degrees earned, Fullerton's largest universities include California State University-Fullerton, Fullerton College, and Hope International University. California State University-Fullerton, also known as Cal State Fullerton or CSUF, was founded in 1957, becoming the twelfth university within the California State University system. Cal State Fullerton is the largest university by enrollment in the California State University system, and the second largest in the state of California.

Downtown Fullerton recently underwent twenty years of revitalization and has steadily gained new restaurants, boutiques shops, cafes, entertainment venues, and apartment complexes. Downtown Fullerton is also home to the Downtown Plaza, Plummer Auditorium, and award-winning Museum Center. Throughout the rest of the city of Fullerton, other popular sites include the Muckenthaler Cultural Center, over 40 parks, and the Fullerton Arboretum, which is located on the Cal State Fullerton campus.

Legal Issues in Fullerton, California

The rate of home ownership in Fullerton is lower than the national average, with only 51.6% of the population owning homes compared to 63.9% nationwide. With higher rental rates comes a higher likelihood that tenants could face legal issues when renting. If you are experiencing a landlord-tenant law issue, such as issues over your lease, rent control, eviction, living conditions, and more, you could benefit from speaking with a Fullerton Tenant Lawyer near you. An attorney will help you understand your rights as a tenant in California and as outlined in your rental agreement.

For the percentage of the population in Fullerton that does own homes, the city's median property value is 2.7 times higher than the national average and has been on the rise in recent years. Fullerton's median property value was $589,600 in 2017, according to Data USA. Along with home ownership can come real property law issues regarding real estate, home ownership, zoning, neighbor disputes, and more. A Fullerton lawyer can help with these issues and many others, and will ensure you understand your legal rights as a home or property owner.

The population of the city of Fullerton is comprised of fewer U.S. citizens than the national average. While nationwide the average U.S. citizenship is 93.1%, Fullerton's citizenship rate is lower at 84.7%. While U.S. citizenship is on the rise in Fullerton, there is still a significant portion of the population living without citizenship. If you are in need of a legal expert to discuss an immigration law issue, you should speak with an experienced Fullerton Immigration Lawyer in your area. Matters of citizenship, immigration, deportation, types of Visas and other related topics can be difficult to navigate. An experienced Immigration Attorney can make the difference and will be on your side to help resolve your case.

Attorney Search Network is a State Bar of California Certified Lawyer Referral Service (#113) in Fullerton. Attorney Search Network can help Fullerton citizens, businesses, families, and students find the right lawyer for their legal issue. Attorney Search Network's Fullerton attorney referrals are free and the attorney will charge their normal rates. Attorney Search Network refers Fullerton lawyers who take cases on hourly, flat fee, contingency, and/or a blended basis, depending on the case. You are not obligated to hire or retain a Fullerton lawyer referral, and the referred Fullerton attorney is not obligated to accept your case.

We offer Orange Lawyer Referrals in the areas of law below:

• Bankruptcy Law
• Business Law
• Consumer Law
• Criminal Defense Law
• Employment Law
• Family Law
• Immigration Law
• Insurance Law
• Intellectual Property Law
• Juvenile Law
• Medical Malpractice Law
• Personal Injury Law
• Premises Liability Law
• Real Property Law
• Social Security Disability Appeals
• Tax Law
• Traffic Ticket Violation Law
• Wills and Estate Planning Law
• Workers Compensation Law

Helpful Fullerton Legal Resources

Superior Court of California of the County of Orange