Welcome
to the web site for Paul N. Walton, a San Francisco Bay Area attorney providing personal legal advice and services for individual and business clients throughout the Bay Area and surrounding regions of Northern California in the following areas of law:

Free Consultation
Free office or telephone consultation to all new or potential clients to review the specific facts of your case and explain how the law applies to your particular situation. Same or next day appointments are available Monday through Friday, from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm. Weekend and after-hours evening appointments are also available.

Affordable Attorney Fees
Fees for most cases are charged on an hourly or a flat fee basis in monthly installment payments.  All fees are negotiable and are based on the specific facts and complexity of the case.

Serving All Bay Area Courts
including San Francisco, Oakland, San Jose, Fremont, Hayward, Pleasanton, Walnut Creek, Palo Alto, Sunnyvale, Redwood City, San Mateo, South San Francisco, San Rafael, Napa, Vallejo, Fairfield, San Martin, Martinez, Salinas, Tracy, Pittsburg, Richmond, Sacramento, and other courts throughout the Bay Area and surrounding regions.

Education
Bachelor of Arts degree, Boston University, Boston, Massachusetts; Juris Doctorate degree, Loyola Law School (Loyola Marymount University), Los Angeles, California; and the University of San Diego School of Law International and Comparative Law overseas semester program, Oxford University, England.

Professional Qualifications 
Member, bars of the State of  California, Northern California Federal courts, and United States Supreme Court. Licensed to practice law in all California courts (municipal and superior, California courts of appeal, and the Supreme Court of the State of California), Federal courts in the Western United States (the 9th Circuit - the United States District Court for the Northern District of California, the United States Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit) and the United States Supreme Court, Washington, D.C.

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Driving Directions:

From San Jose or Milpitas, take the Nimitz freeway (880) north to the Stevenson Blvd. exit. Take Stevenson to the right (east) to Paseo Padre. Turn right on Paseo Padre and right again into the first parking lot just past the mailbox outside the Argus Newspaper building. Or you can take 680 north to the Washington Blvd. or Mission Blvd. exits. If you take the Washington exit, turn left on Washington and then left on Paseo Padre. My office will be on the left just past Lake Elizabeth. If you take the Mission exit, turn left on Mission to Stevenson. Turn left on Stevenson and then left on Paseo Padre and my office will be on your right.

From Mountain View or Sunnyvale, take highway 237 east and then 880 north to the Stevenson exit. Take Stevenson to the right (east) to Paseo Padre. Turn right on Paseo Padre and right again into the first parking lot just past the Argus Newspaper building. Fremont is approximately six miles north of 237.

From Stanford, Palo Alto, or Menlo Park, take the Dumbarton Bridge to 880 and go south to Stevenson Blvd. Turn left on Stevenson (east) to Paseo Padre. Turn right on Paseo Padre and right again into the first parking lot just past the Argus Newspaper building. Stevenson is the freeway exit just past NewPark Mall.

From Oakland, Hayward, or the Dumbarton Bridge, take the Nimitz freeway (880) south to the Stevenson exit. Turn left on Stevenson (east) to Paseo Padre. Turn right on Paseo Padre and right again into the first parking lot just past the Argus Newspaper building. Stevenson is the freeway exit just past NewPark Mall.

From Pleasanton, Dublin, or the San Ramon Valley, take highway 680 south to the Mission Blvd. or Washington Blvd. exits. If you take the Washington exit, turn left on Washington and then left on Paseo Padre. My office will be on the left just past Lake Elizabeth. If you take the Mission exit, turn right on Mission to Stevenson. Turn left on Stevenson and then left on Paseo Padre.

(For specific driving directions from your address to mine, click here and remember to use your browser's "back" function to return to this page).

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