Attorney Spotlight: Tom Turet
Kelly Webster • July 8, 2026
Tom Turet has been practicing commercial real estate and business law since 1977. And after almost 50 years, he's still at it.
Tom has been named a Top Rated Lawyer by The American Lawyer. He is board-certified in Commercial Real Estate Law and holds an AV Preeminent rating, the highest peer-review distinction an attorney can earn.
At RattikinLaw, Tom handles or oversees:
· Business entity formations
· Oil & Gas matters
· Will preparations
· Trust creations
Outside the office, he and his wife, Kay, are kept plenty busy by their blended family of seven kids and 19 grandchildren.
We’re proud to have his experience on our team. If you have a question about real estate law or estate planning, please email Tom at tturet@rattikinlaw.com.
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