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Real estate lawyers in Vancouver, Washington

Buy the land. Keep the view. Skip the surprises.

Five people in one downtown office who read every page twice. We handle houses, vacant lots and small acreage on both sides of the river, and we quote the fee before you hire us.

Sigrid Solheim, a smiling woman with gray hair and glasses in a pink suit and pearls, against a plain white backdrop
Roscoe Tisdale, a man with glasses and a gray goatee in a blue suit and striped tie, a bookshelf behind him
Bronwen Merrick, a woman with glasses and a dark ponytail in a teal top, holding a folder in front of a bookshelf
Daichi Aoyama, a smiling man with short dark hair in a gray blazer and white shirt, holding a phone, against a light backdrop
Nanami Fujimori, a smiling woman with her hair pulled back in a black suit and white blouse, hands clasped, against a white backdrop

The lawyers

Three lawyers, and the two people who keep your file moving

Daichi runs the closing and Nanami pulls the records. Between them and the three lawyers below, someone you've met answers every call.

  • Sigrid Solheim, a smiling woman with gray hair and glasses in a pink suit and pearls, against a plain white backdrop

    Sigrid Solheim

    Founding partner

    Reads every survey and recorded easement herself, and says so plainly when a lot isn't worth the trouble.

  • Roscoe Tisdale, a man with glasses and a gray goatee in a blue suit and striped tie, a bookshelf behind him

    Rentals, investors and exchanges: the deals that run on a calendar.

  • Bronwen Merrick, a woman with glasses and a dark ponytail in a teal top, holding a folder in front of a bookshelf

    First homes, small lots and the one-page summary you'll actually keep.

What we take on

Four kinds of file, each with a fee in writing

Every one has its own page with the steps, the flat fee and what's billed by others.

The office in numbers

The office, counted

  • 5

    people at the table

    The whole office, and you can name all of them.

  • 1 page

    to explain the deal

    A plain summary of your costs and dates, before you sign.

  • 45 + 180

    days, calendared

    Both exchange deadlines go on our calendar the day you hire us.

  • Saturday

    signings

    Mornings, by appointment.

Title insurance, recording fees and transfer taxes are charged by others and are never part of our fee.

After the keys changed hands

What people wrote us afterward

“The survey said one thing and the fence said another. Bronwen had it sorted with the neighbors before we closed, and we kept the pond.”

Oskar B.Bought five acres outside Ridgefield

“I'd never sold anything bigger than a couch. Daichi took us through every page on closing day and I understood each one.”

Elspeth and Wynn K.Sold a house in Felida

“Roscoe put both deadlines on his calendar the day I hired him. The exchange closed with time to spare.”

Isolde M.Traded a fourplex

Sample notes from clients. Every purchase, sale and exchange is different, and these don't promise the same result on yours.

Got a contract, a deed or just a hunch? Bring it.

Tell us whether you're buying, selling, trading or untangling a boundary. One of us calls you back the next working day.