Andrea chapman

Managing Partner

Andrea Chapman, is an accomplished litigator, bringing a wealth of knowledge to her dynamic legal practice. Before entering the legal profession, Andrea served in the U.S. Navy as an Aviation Structural Mechanic for the F/A-18 Legacy and Super Hornets. Andrea graduated from San Joaquin College of Law, where she laid the educational foundation for her legal career. Her commitment to advocacy extends beyond the courtroom, as Andrea is a passionate supporter of veterans and active-duty service members. Currently serving as the secretary on the board of the D.A.V. Charities of Central California, she exemplifies her dedication to those who have served our nation. Andrea continues to lead with precision and excellence, transforming the practice of law and championing justice.

EDUCATION

B.S., KAPLAN UNIVERSITY

J.D., San Joaquin College of Law, Fresno, California

PRACTICE AREAS

Real Estate, Business Litigation, Construction, Solar Law, Unlawful Detainer, Business Transactions, Business Formations

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How do I know if I need an attorney?

If you are facing a legal dispute, signing a significant contract, starting a business, or planning for your future, having legal counsel is almost always worth it. The cost of addressing a legal matter early is significantly less than resolving one that has gone wrong. When in doubt, schedule a consultation.

Do you offer free consultations?

No. Chapman Zaragoza offers scheduled consultations so an attorney can review the situation, discuss the available options, and help identify the next step. Consultation pricing and availability can be confirmed when scheduling.

What types of clients do you represent?

We represent individuals, families, property owners, entrepreneurs, businesses, and organizations in a range of transactional, planning, and litigation matters.

Do you only serve clients in Clovis and Fresno?

No. Chapman Zaragoza is based in Old Town Clovis and represents clients throughout the Central Valley and across California, depending on the matter.

Will my case go to court?

Not necessarily. Many matters can be resolved through planning, negotiation, or another form of dispute resolution. When litigation is required, our attorneys are prepared to advocate for you in court.

How do I know which attorney or practice area I need?

You do not need to figure that out before contacting us. Tell us what is happening, and our team can help determine whether the firm is the right fit and which attorney should review the matter.

What should I bring to my consultation?

Bring any documents, agreements, notices, timelines, correspondence, or other information connected to the issue. Organizing the key facts and dates beforehand can help make the consultation more productive.

How do I get started?

Contact us to schedule a consultation. From there, we will assess your situation and outline a clear path forward.

FAQ

Have more Questions?

Don't see your question here? Please feel free to reach out! Email or give us a call.

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How do I know if I need an attorney?

If you are facing a legal dispute, signing a significant contract, starting a business, or planning for your future, having legal counsel is almost always worth it. The cost of addressing a legal matter early is significantly less than resolving one that has gone wrong. When in doubt, schedule a consultation.

Do you offer free consultations?

No. Chapman Zaragoza offers scheduled consultations so an attorney can review the situation, discuss the available options, and help identify the next step. Consultation pricing and availability can be confirmed when scheduling.

What types of clients do you represent?

We represent individuals, families, property owners, entrepreneurs, businesses, and organizations in a range of transactional, planning, and litigation matters.

Do you only serve clients in Clovis and Fresno?

No. Chapman Zaragoza is based in Old Town Clovis and represents clients throughout the Central Valley and across California, depending on the matter.

Will my case go to court?

Not necessarily. Many matters can be resolved through planning, negotiation, or another form of dispute resolution. When litigation is required, our attorneys are prepared to advocate for you in court.

How do I know which attorney or practice area I need?

You do not need to figure that out before contacting us. Tell us what is happening, and our team can help determine whether the firm is the right fit and which attorney should review the matter.

What should I bring to my consultation?

Bring any documents, agreements, notices, timelines, correspondence, or other information connected to the issue. Organizing the key facts and dates beforehand can help make the consultation more productive.

How do I get started?

Contact us to schedule a consultation. From there, we will assess your situation and outline a clear path forward.

FAQ

Have More Questions?

Don't see your question here? Please feel free to reach out! Email or give us a call.

Contact us

How do I know if I need an attorney?

If you are facing a legal dispute, signing a significant contract, starting a business, or planning for your future, having legal counsel is almost always worth it. The cost of addressing a legal matter early is significantly less than resolving one that has gone wrong. When in doubt, schedule a consultation.

Do you offer free consultations?

No. Chapman Zaragoza offers scheduled consultations so an attorney can review the situation, discuss the available options, and help identify the next step. Consultation pricing and availability can be confirmed when scheduling.

What types of clients do you represent?

We represent individuals, families, property owners, entrepreneurs, businesses, and organizations in a range of transactional, planning, and litigation matters.

Do you only serve clients in Clovis and Fresno?

No. Chapman Zaragoza is based in Old Town Clovis and represents clients throughout the Central Valley and across California, depending on the matter.

Will my case go to court?

Not necessarily. Many matters can be resolved through planning, negotiation, or another form of dispute resolution. When litigation is required, our attorneys are prepared to advocate for you in court.

How do I know which attorney or practice area I need?

You do not need to figure that out before contacting us. Tell us what is happening, and our team can help determine whether the firm is the right fit and which attorney should review the matter.

What should I bring to my consultation?

Bring any documents, agreements, notices, timelines, correspondence, or other information connected to the issue. Organizing the key facts and dates beforehand can help make the consultation more productive.

How do I get started?

Contact us to schedule a consultation. From there, we will assess your situation and outline a clear path forward.