Albert E. Mead, Jr. has spent over 30 years representing clients in all types of personal, business and real estate transactions.
This lawyer is licensed to practice in California and has no record of discipline from the California bar association. *
Albert E. Mead, Jr. has spent over 30 years representing clients in all types of personal, business and real estate transactions.
This lawyer is licensed to practice in California and has no record of discipline from the California bar association. *
He also has a long history of creating comprehensive estate plans that are individually designed to meet all of his clients' concerns and needs
Albert E. Mead, Jr. prides himself on his ability to listen carefully to your thoughts and concerns in order to more clearly understand your needs and goals. He will meet with you at a time and place that is most convenient for you and provides notary services so that you can sign all important documents in a single sitting. It is this kind of individual attention that you won't find at any just any law firm.
With years of legal experience in your corner, you will place yourself in the best position to achieve your goals and objectives for your legal matter. Allow Albert E. Mead, Jr. to put his years of experience to work for you by getting a clear understanding of your concerns, honestly answering your questions, and helping you move toward a resolution of your issue without the time and cost of litigation.
Albert E. Mead, Jr. provides individualized, high-quality legal representation for his clients in the state of California. A solo practitioner since 1988, Mr. Mead focuses his legal practice on personal, business and real estate transactions for a wide variety of clients, with the goal of saving his clients from costly, time-consuming litigation.
About Us
Years of legal experience, wisdom, and knowledge combine to make Albert E. Mead, Jr. a strong advocate for his clients' interests. He strives to resolve all outstanding legal issues for a client as efficiently as possible, all the while maintaining close communication to ensure that all potential problems and concerns are addressed as they arise. No matter how small or large your legal matter may be, Albert E. Mead, Jr. can offer you high-quality representation based on his invaluable years of experience.
A CLEAR PICTURE OF YOUR ISSUES AND GOALS
Albert E. Mead, Jr. prides himself on closely listening to and interacting with his clients so that he gains a clear understanding of each client's legal issues and objectives. This client-centered approach allows Mr. Mead to obtain a comprehensive picture of each client's needs before even beginning to formulate a strategy to approach the issues at hand. His goal is to align closely with the client's goal and guide him or her in a direction that will both benefit the client and resolve the issue.
EXPECT HIGH LEVELS OF QUALITY LEGAL SERVICE
As a client of Albert E. Mead, Jr., you should expect the highest level of quality in every interaction that you have with him. You will always receive honest answers when you ask questions, as well as a personalized approach to your legal issue, based on your specific needs.
Main
192 Ramona Place
Pasadena, CA 91107
(626) 584-5885
(626) 304-9041
Depends on the circumstances. Will discuss in advance.
Fees are negotiable
$350
Monday through Friday
9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
None
No
I was never interested in litigating. When I was offered my first job in Santa Barbara, I immediately accepted the offer, mostly because the primary attorney promised me I would not have to litigate. I was not sure what specific areas interested me. It turned out that the areas of law which that firm specialized in--business and personal transactions--were what most interested me.
I encourage this. An informed client generally has a good understanding of what to expect from their attorney and what they themselves can contribute. This can also save them significant legal fees.
For similar reasons as stated in the previous answer, I encourage the client's participation. If what they have prepared is seriously off the mark, I am honest but insistent that I must be more actively involved.
It depends on the client. If I believe, at our first meeting, that the client is capable of adequately representing themself, I will encourage them. In addition, that first meeting will usually tell me whether I want to represent the client at all (I do not by any means accept all matters that come my way.).
1984-1988: Air Logistics Corporation, Pasadena, CA
--In-house counsel and assistant to the president; major emphasis on buying, selling, and developing real property.
1982-1984: Basile & Siener, Brentwood, CA
--Of-counsel for real estate and business transactions and estate planning.
1977-1981: Allen and Kimbell, Santa Barbara, CA
--Real estate and business transactions; probate and estate planning.
My English major at Amherst College and subsequent history of writing have helped me to be clear and persuasive in my writing on behalf of a client, which is most of my practice.
I am good at listening to the client sufficiently so that I am truly his or her or its mouthpiece. I have often been told by the client that my writing exactly expressed what they would have written if they had tried and had the requisite training.
Low-pressure, spending enough time with the client to understand what their goals and bottom lines really are.
Current affairs; reading; quality movies; racquet sports; traveling, especially in Europe; stimulating conversation.
Bar Number: 77412
California, 1977
University of Southern California
J.D., 1977
Amherst College
B.A., 1972
1984-1988: Air Logistics Corporation, Pasadena, CA
--In-house counsel and assistant to the president; major emphasis on buying, selling, and developing real property.
1982-1984: Basile & Siener, Brentwood, CA
--Of-counsel for real estate and business transactions and estate planning.
1977-1981: Allen and Kimbell, Santa Barbara, CA
--Real estate and business transactions; probate and estate planning.
My English major at Amherst College and subsequent history of writing have helped me to be clear and persuasive in my writing on behalf of a client, which is most of my practice.
I am good at listening to the client sufficiently so that I am truly his or her or its mouthpiece. I have often been told by the client that my writing exactly expressed what they would have written if they had tried and had the requisite training.
Low-pressure, spending enough time with the client to understand what their goals and bottom lines really are.
Current affairs; reading; quality movies; racquet sports; traveling, especially in Europe; stimulating conversation.
Bar Number: 77412
California, 1977
University of Southern California J.D., 1977
Amherst College B.A., 1972
He also has a long history of creating comprehensive estate plans that are individually designed to meet all of his clients' concerns and needs
Albert E. Mead, Jr. prides himself on his ability to listen carefully to your thoughts and concerns in order to more clearly understand your needs and goals. He will meet with you at a time and place that is most convenient for you and provides notary services so that you can sign all important documents in a single sitting. It is this kind of individual attention that you won't find at any just any law firm.
With years of legal experience in your corner, you will place yourself in the best position to achieve your goals and objectives for your legal matter. Allow Albert E. Mead, Jr. to put his years of experience to work for you by getting a clear understanding of your concerns, honestly answering your questions, and helping you move toward a resolution of your issue without the time and cost of litigation.
Albert E. Mead, Jr. provides individualized, high-quality legal representation for his clients in the state of California. A solo practitioner since 1988, Mr. Mead focuses his legal practice on personal, business and real estate transactions for a wide variety of clients, with the goal of saving his clients from costly, time-consuming litigation.
About Us
Years of legal experience, wisdom, and knowledge combine to make Albert E. Mead, Jr. a strong advocate for his clients' interests. He strives to resolve all outstanding legal issues for a client as efficiently as possible, all the while maintaining close communication to ensure that all potential problems and concerns are addressed as they arise. No matter how small or large your legal matter may be, Albert E. Mead, Jr. can offer you high-quality representation based on his invaluable years of experience.
A CLEAR PICTURE OF YOUR ISSUES AND GOALS
Albert E. Mead, Jr. prides himself on closely listening to and interacting with his clients so that he gains a clear understanding of each client's legal issues and objectives. This client-centered approach allows Mr. Mead to obtain a comprehensive picture of each client's needs before even beginning to formulate a strategy to approach the issues at hand. His goal is to align closely with the client's goal and guide him or her in a direction that will both benefit the client and resolve the issue.
EXPECT HIGH LEVELS OF QUALITY LEGAL SERVICE
As a client of Albert E. Mead, Jr., you should expect the highest level of quality in every interaction that you have with him. You will always receive honest answers when you ask questions, as well as a personalized approach to your legal issue, based on your specific needs.
Main
192 Ramona Place
Pasadena, CA 91107
(626) 584-5885
(626) 304-9041
Depends on the circumstances. Will discuss in advance.
Fees are negotiable
$350
Monday through Friday
9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
None
No
I was never interested in litigating. When I was offered my first job in Santa Barbara, I immediately accepted the offer, mostly because the primary attorney promised me I would not have to litigate. I was not sure what specific areas interested me. It turned out that the areas of law which that firm specialized in--business and personal transactions--were what most interested me.
I encourage this. An informed client generally has a good understanding of what to expect from their attorney and what they themselves can contribute. This can also save them significant legal fees.
For similar reasons as stated in the previous answer, I encourage the client's participation. If what they have prepared is seriously off the mark, I am honest but insistent that I must be more actively involved.
It depends on the client. If I believe, at our first meeting, that the client is capable of adequately representing themself, I will encourage them. In addition, that first meeting will usually tell me whether I want to represent the client at all (I do not by any means accept all matters that come my way.).
1984-1988: Air Logistics Corporation, Pasadena, CA
--In-house counsel and assistant to the president; major emphasis on buying, selling, and developing real property.
1982-1984: Basile & Siener, Brentwood, CA
--Of-counsel for real estate and business transactions and estate planning.
1977-1981: Allen and Kimbell, Santa Barbara, CA
--Real estate and business transactions; probate and estate planning.
My English major at Amherst College and subsequent history of writing have helped me to be clear and persuasive in my writing on behalf of a client, which is most of my practice.
I am good at listening to the client sufficiently so that I am truly his or her or its mouthpiece. I have often been told by the client that my writing exactly expressed what they would have written if they had tried and had the requisite training.
Low-pressure, spending enough time with the client to understand what their goals and bottom lines really are.
Current affairs; reading; quality movies; racquet sports; traveling, especially in Europe; stimulating conversation.
Bar Number: 77412
California, 1977
University of Southern California
J.D., 1977
Amherst College
B.A., 1972
1984-1988: Air Logistics Corporation, Pasadena, CA
--In-house counsel and assistant to the president; major emphasis on buying, selling, and developing real property.
1982-1984: Basile & Siener, Brentwood, CA
--Of-counsel for real estate and business transactions and estate planning.
1977-1981: Allen and Kimbell, Santa Barbara, CA
--Real estate and business transactions; probate and estate planning.
My English major at Amherst College and subsequent history of writing have helped me to be clear and persuasive in my writing on behalf of a client, which is most of my practice.
I am good at listening to the client sufficiently so that I am truly his or her or its mouthpiece. I have often been told by the client that my writing exactly expressed what they would have written if they had tried and had the requisite training.
Low-pressure, spending enough time with the client to understand what their goals and bottom lines really are.
Current affairs; reading; quality movies; racquet sports; traveling, especially in Europe; stimulating conversation.
Bar Number: 77412
California, 1977
University of Southern California J.D., 1977
Amherst College B.A., 1972
This lawyer is licensed to practice in California and has no record of discipline from the California bar association. *
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This lawyer is licensed to practice in California and has no record of discipline from the California bar association. *
* Nolo has confirmed that every member attorney has a valid license and is in good standing with the state agency that licenses lawyers. Any past disbarments and suspensions (with possible exceptions for minor violations or nonpayment of dues, in our discretion) will be indicated accordingly in the badge. Member attorneys are required to notify Nolo immediately if they become the subject of any disciplinary action by any state licensing agency.