DEDICATED LEGAL REPRESENTATION
Neff Law, P.C., offers outstanding legal representation for businesses and individuals in Arizona. When you face a complex legal issue, you want the benefit of knowing a dedicated and experienced attorney is handling your case. At Neff Law, P.C., you can expect to receive individualized attention and continuous updates about the progress of your case. Jeffrey M. Neff is certified as Real Estate Specialist by the State Bar of Arizona.
Our firm provides a full range of legal services, including:
Real Estate Law
- Assistance with boundary disputes to help resolve property line issues.
- Guidance in quiet title actions for clarifying and securing ownership rights.
- Preparation and review of deeds and deeds of trust to ensure proper property transfers.
- Advice and legal support regarding easements and property access rights.
- Representation in foreclosure proceedings and related matters.
- Other real estate law services tailored to unique client circumstances.
- Real Property purchase contracts and Closings
Real Property Purchase Contracts
- Drafting, reviewing, and negotiating contracts for the purchase of real property to protect client interests throughout the transaction process.
Estate Planning
- Development and administration of wills, trusts, and probate matters, ensuring that client wishes are fulfilled and assets are managed according to their intentions.
Powers of Attorney
- Preparation of both general and special powers of attorney, empowering clients to designate trusted individuals to act on their behalf in legal and financial matters.
Medical Directives
- Creation of medical powers of attorney and living wills (advance medical directives), allowing clients to make informed decisions about their healthcare in advance.
Civil Litigation Involving Real Estate
- Representation in civil litigation cases related to real estate, advocating for client interests in disputes and legal proceedings.
Business Law Related to Real Estate
- Legal support for business matters connected to real estate, offering counsel to help navigate complex transactions and regulatory requirements.
Inheritance and Will Disputes
- Resolution of disagreements and issues concerning wills and inheritance, providing guidance through contested probate and related concerns.
Articles
Dangers with Real Estate Beneficiary Deeds Prompting Partition Actions Beneficiary Deeds are useful tools in estate planning. A Beneficiary Deed is provided for by Arizona Revised Statutes 33-405. Simply...
Closing a Shopping Center Donation to a Charity Combined with a Trade (1031 Exchange) of out of State Commercial Property Jeffrey M. Neff just completed a complex real estate transaction for a charity....
Our firm just encountered a sad situation with a parent trying to transfer property to a child. The parent owned a house in trust. She deeded the property to her son. The deed provided that the property...
Just about everyone knows that a deed, deed of trust and some other legal documents need to be notarized. Under Arizona law a notary simply attests to the fact that the correct person signed the document...
Everybody knows that law can be technical. The instrument you use defines your rights! I just had a case for an out of state lender. The lender had decided it would loan money on real property using a...
A Deed in Lieu of Foreclosure sounds deceptively simple: The borrower simply gives the lender a deed and the lender gets the property! Sounds simple, right? Well, there are severe pitfalls a few of which...
Beneficiary Deeds are useful tools in estate planning. A Beneficiary Deed is provided for by Arizona Revised Statutes 33-405. Simply put, it means that real property passes automatically at death to the...
People mean different things by the term “foreclosure.” The common meaning is the process of a lender declaring a default on an obligation secured by real property and moving to reclaim the property. But...
In Arizona, a lender on real estate has the option of using a Deed of Trust to secure the loan. Deeds of Trust were first adopted in Arizona in 1971. The Deed of Trust: Arizona’s Alternative to the Real...
While the government has a right to take private property for public use in Arizona and anywhere in the U.S., landowners also have the right to make a formal objection against eminent domain. There are...
The law surrounding wills, trusts, powers of attorney and estate planning dates back centuries. Over this period of time, rules have been established both by law and the courts to prevent fraud that aren't...
Arizona law generally prohibits lenders from suing borrower for loans used to pay for residential real property in Arizona. But what amounts are included? The Arizona Court of Appeals in First Financial...
Many tourist destinations in the United States have greatly restricted or completely banned homeowners from renting their properties to vacationers. This has become a popular trend through sharing economy...
Dangers with Real Estate Beneficiary Deeds Prompting Partition Actions Beneficiary Deeds are useful tools in estate planning. A Beneficiary Deed is provided for by Arizona Revised Statutes 33-405. Simply...
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Please call 520-412-7110 or complete an online form to schedule your first meeting. Located in Tucson, we serve clients throughout the surrounding Arizona communities.
Contact Information
Neff Law, 7479 E. Tanque Verde Rd
Tucson, AZ 85715
520-412-7110
Tucson, AZ 85715
520-412-7110