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Telephone +1 (949) 850-6220
Office
200 Spectrum Center Drive, Suite 300
Irvine, California 92618
Entrance of 200 Spectrum Center at dusk
200 Spectrum Center Drive, Suite 300 · Irvine
What happens in the initial consultation?

A focused conversation about your situation — the facts, the outcome you need, and whether The Randhawa Group is the right fit. You’ll speak directly with Amtoj, not an intake coordinator. Come as you are; a summary of key documents helps but isn’t required.

Do you really handle the legal, brokerage, and lending sides yourself?

Yes — that’s the practice’s founding premise. Amtoj is a licensed attorney in California and Nevada, a licensed California real estate broker, and an NMLS-licensed mortgage broker. You can engage one discipline or several; where roles intersect in a single transaction, that structure is addressed with you clearly at the outset.

Where do you practice?

Law: California and Nevada. Real estate and lending: California. The office is at 200 Spectrum Center Drive, Suite 300, Irvine — and most matters can be handled remotely for clients anywhere in those states.

How do fees work?

Fee structure depends on the matter and is discussed openly during the consultation — you’ll understand exactly how fees work before any engagement begins. No surprises, in writing.

Who is a typical client?

Business owners, real estate investors and developers, executives, and individuals navigating transactions or disputes where legal, real estate, and financial questions overlap — from a single property purchase to enterprise-level matters.

How quickly will I hear back?

Promptly — and from Amtoj directly, not a screener.

Can I send my documents through the website?

Please don’t send confidential or time-sensitive material through the contact form — it isn’t a secure channel, and submitting it doesn’t create an attorney–client relationship. Use the form to introduce your situation; we’ll establish a secure channel from there.

Does contacting you make you my attorney?

No — an attorney–client (or broker–client) relationship is formed only by a signed engagement agreement. Until then, please treat communications as introductory.