Matt Cortez Law, PC

About This Office

Matt Cortez Law, PC is a law firm in Garden Grove, California. Public California State Bar records list Matthew Paul Cortez at this office address. State Bar records list an active license and admission in 2022. The profile identifies See Registration Card as the law school. The attorney’s profile identifies Business Law, Litigation, Personal Injury, Real Estate, and Trusts & Estates as practice areas self-reported to the State Bar.

Practice Areas Reported by Attorneys at This Office

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Business Law Attorney Estate planning attorney Litigation Attorney Personal injury attorney Real estate attorney

Client Reviews

James Imes
8/25/2026
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Justin R
4/20/2026
				Matt and his team are extremely detail oriented and hard working. This made my legal issue completely manageable and he got the counter party to cave! Extremely thorough and orecise. Highly recommended. He's awesome!
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Kim Hynes
10/27/2025
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Chris Ann Garza
10/13/2025
				As an Escrow Officer, I often work with clients who find themselves in challenging situations. Matt has successfully assisted several of my clients with the sale of their homes, particularly through Heggstad petitions, helping them avoid probate complications. He is experienced, reliable, and someone I trust completely. I will always refer Matt with confidence.
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ANTON SAADEH
10/10/2025
				I called Matt Cortez’s office during a rough dispute I was having with a business partner. Matt Cortez was able to obtain a judgment within 12 months, including have to deal with out of state defendants. The way he strategized everything and was able to do this was very impressive. He is an out of the box thinking attorney, very strategic and clever. I never had to share details with him more than once- he paid attention to everything and understood everything. I’m going to use them for another case now.
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