Zimmerman Pavone LLP
Providing legal services to the Bay Area for over 20 years.
Practice Areas
Our firm focuses on Common Interest Developments, real estate, and land use related issues
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About Daniela M. Pavone
Daniela graduated from Chapmen University School of Law in 2007 with an emphasis in environmental, land use, and real estate law. She then moved to Sonoma County and began practicing land use and real estate law in 2008, first for a firm in Mendocino County and then on her own in Santa Rosa.
In 2015 she joined with Barbara Zimmerman to create Zimmerman Pavone, LLP. Here, Daniela’s practice focuses on helping clients with boundary line disputes, title issues, and easements. She also assists clients struggling with code violation notices and ensuring local government agencies follow the proper procedures in deciding whether or not to approve a development project.
In addition to drafting agreements and facilitating informal resolution of disputes, Daniela also handles the litigation for the firm. This litigation may be related to an easement issue, title dispute, or a common interest development.
Daniela has always enjoyed the practice of law and, even more so, helping clients reach not just a resolution of their issue but a positive outcome as well.
Education:
Chapman University School of Law – J.D. – 2007
University of Puget Sound – 1999 – B.A. in Business Management with a minor in Psychology
Bar Admissions:
California State Bar – 2007
Unites States District Court, Central District of California – 2007
Current Legal Affiliations:
Sonoma County Bar Association
Lawyer Referral Service Committee (2022 – Present)
California Lawyers Association
Why Choose Zimmerman Pavone LLP?
Personalized Legal Counsel
Experienced Attorneys
Client-Focused Approach
Proven Track Record
Our firm has a history of successfully handling complex legal issues for associations, individuals and businesses.