SERVING EVERETT FROM BELLEVUE · SINCE 1965
Everett is in Snohomish County, with its own courthouse, recording office and local rules. We work within that system for north-end clients.

Everett is the industrial and civic heart of Snohomish County: aerospace at the Boeing widebody plant, a working waterfront, Naval Station Everett, and a downtown that anchors the county's business and government. Oseran Hahn has represented north-end clients for decades: commercial property owners and developers, closely held businesses, and families putting an estate in order. The matters are much like the firm's Eastside work, but the venue differs. Everett is outside King County, so its Superior Court, its recording office, and its local rules are Snohomish County's. Our attorneys handle the transactional and estate work from our Bellevue office and appear in Everett when a matter calls for it.
Everett's economy gives the firm's real estate and business practices plenty to do. The Boeing plant and its aerospace supply chain, the Port of Everett's working waterfront, and a downtown core carrying the county's commercial and civic weight all generate property transactions, leasing, business formation, and the occasional dispute. Oseran Hahn represents commercial owners, developers, landlords, and tenants on Everett acquisitions, dispositions, financing, and leasing, and counsels the closely held businesses that operate across the north end on contracts, governance, and growth. Everett has many long-tenured families and multi-generational businesses, and the firm's estate planning practice serves them with wills, revocable and irrevocable trusts, business succession, and the probate and trust administration that follow, all administered through Snohomish County's Superior Court rather than King County's. The firm also takes injury cases. It counsels churches and ministries across Snohomish County too. Because Everett sits at the far end of the firm's service map, the firm holds routine working sessions by video and saves the drive north for the meetings and appearances that need someone in the room.
Snohomish County Superior Court at 3000 Rockefeller Avenue in Everett. Everett is in Snohomish County, so King County's courts and case-assignment rules do not apply. It is a separate court system with its own local rules and clerk's office.
Yes. We handle transactional and estate work from Bellevue, appear in Everett when a matter requires it, and know Snohomish County's rules, deadlines, and recording requirements, which differ from King County's.
Yes. We represent owners, developers, landlords, and tenants on acquisitions, dispositions, leasing, and financing across Everett and Snohomish County, and handle the disputes that occasionally follow.
With the Snohomish County Auditor, and estate matters are administered through the Snohomish County Superior Court clerk, not King County.
The best time is before you sign the letter of intent, because it locks in the price and structure the purchase agreement will follow. We also step in when a title commitment shows a problem, a tenant stops paying, or a permit stalls. On a 1031 exchange, bring us in before the sale closes, because the deadlines start that day.
We quote at the first conversation, and that conversation costs nothing. When we understand the matter, we tell you how we would bill it before any work starts. Injury cases run on contingency, with no fee unless we recover. Ongoing business clients can keep us on a fixed monthly retainer.
Wherever you are across the Puget Sound, the first conversation costs nothing. Tell us what you are dealing with.