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Renee Roman is a seasoned attorney with extensive experience, holding licenses from the Washington State Bar Association. Additionally, she has achieved success as a real estate broker in the state of Washington. Prior to establishing Marine View Law & Escrow PLLC, Renee gained valuable experience in real estate and worked as part of a general practice law firm, specializing in family law, real estate matters, estate planning, and probate cases.
Currently, Renee focuses her practice on real estate law, handling business matters, estate planning, and probate cases. She is deeply committed to providing top-notch representation and passionately advocates for the rights of her clients.
No matter if you are a seasoned property owner, an investor, a successful builder, or a newcomer to the process of buying or selling property, Renee's wealth of experience can greatly benefit you. As part of her professional affiliations, she is an esteemed member of the National Association of Realtors™, the Seattle King County Association of Realtors™, and the Northwest Multiple Listing Service™.
- Probate
- Probate Administration
- Real Estate Law
- Easements, Mortgages, Residential Real Estate
- Business Law
- Business Contracts, Business Formation
- Estate Planning
- Trusts, Wills
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- Washington
- Washington State Bar Association
- ID Number: 17728
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- English: Spoken, Written
- Attorney & Owner
- Marine View Law
- Current
- 2007-Current
- Managing Broker
- Keller Williams Realty Bellevue
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- Managing Broker
- Keller Williams Puget Sound
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- Managing Broker
- Berkshire Hathaway Home Services NW
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- Managing Broker
- Coldwell Banker Danforth
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- Lewis & Clark Law School
- J.D. (1987) | Law
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- University of Washington
- B.A. (1983) | Economics
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- Good Rating
- Avvo
- Best Probate Lawyers in Kent
- Expertise.com
- Best Probate Lawyers in Seattle
- Expertise.com
- Northwest Multiple Listing Service
- Member
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- Federal Bar Association
- Member
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- Washington State Bar Association # 17728
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- Real Estate Instructor, Washington State Department of Licensing, Real Estate Education Division; Washington State Home Finance Commission
- Washington State Real Estate Broker
- License #16079
- Website
- Marine View Law Website
- Q. If I add my life partner to the title of my house and I die, will the house go directly to him without probate?
- A: The answer to your first question is yes, but ONLY IF the proper deed is executed and recorded. There are several types of deeds in Washington, so please consult an attorney who can explain the differences, so you can decide what is best for you and your partner.
The answer to the second question is that inheritance receives a stepped up basis at the time of death so there would be no capital gains. Again, you will want to discuss this with an attorney, with your particular situation in mind.
- Q. My house sold at for closure auction where can I get free help claiming the surplus funds?
- A: Obtaining these funds may require the services of an attorney, one who is familiar with the surplus funds procedure, who can assess your situation. This process usually involves notice to lien holders and a hearing, so you may want to start that process as soon as possible. Although I am not aware of free resource, some attorneys may offer a free consultation and may take your case with payment when the funds are collected.
- Q. I have 2 properties side by side each with a parcel Number. Can I sell as one? will the parcels retain their P numbers
- A: If each property has its own parcel number, yes, you can sell them together to one buyer, but they will retain their original parcel numbers. You will need to pay closing costs on both properties. To find out about possible capital gains, you should consult a CPA and they can advise you according to the facts of your particular situation.
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