WELCOME TO THE LAW OFFICE OF HOWARD F. BURNS!

Thank you for visiting.  The Law Office of Howard F. Burns is a full-service firm dedicated to serving the litigation needs of the real estate owner, investor, and lender.  Mr. Burns has been a litigation and trial attorney in San Diego County for the past 23 years.  During that time, Mr. Burns has zealously, competently, and successfully represented the interests of real estate investors, landlords, property managment companies, and secured creditors.  

The firm specializes in evictions (landlord only), defense of pre-foreclosure and post-foreclosure litigation, and defense of tenant lawsuits.  Please visit our pages and blog for more information.  Please also read what Mr. Burns' clients are saying about him on Google Reviews.  

SERVICES OFFERED

   Residential & Commercial Evictions and Eviction After Foreclosure

   Secured Creditor Defense of Pre-Foreclosure Litigation Seeking Restraining Orders and Injunction  

   Litigation After Foreclosure Including:
       Defense of Quiet Title and Wrongful Foreclosure Actions
       Defense of Declaratory Relief Actions
       Defense of Actions to Set Aside a Foreclosure Sale or Cancel a Trustee's Deed

   Defense of Tenant Lawsuits Including:
       Breach of Lease 
       Habitability Claims
       Retaliatory Eviction
       Breach of Statutory Duties
       Violation of Fair Housing and Unlawful Discrimination

  

WHAT EVERY CLIENT CAN EXPECT FROM MR. BURNS:        --Experienced, knowledgeable, and aggressive representation;      --Service that is responsive, personal, and reliable;      --Advice that is clear, practical, informed, and well-reasoned;      --Periodic and regular updates on the status and progress of your case;       --Reasonable attorney's fees and guidance on cost and budget;       --Complete representation covering all phases of the case including trial, appeal, and related bankruptcy proceedings;       --Expertise that comes from specialization;       --Consideration and advice on cost-effective alternatives to litigation such as mediation, arbitration, and settlement conferences; and      --Open Communication