How do I find a real estate attorney on a contingency basis in the Phoenix Metro area?
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The situation you describe is not really a real estate question, since the jointly owned property could just as well be a pair of shoes, a bank account, or a car. In this case, I'd contact a divorce attorney - since you've been together for 13 years (and in this property together for quite a while). Even though you're not "married", you share household assets, and probably will need a court to either grant you a portion of the assets (like a settlement), or issue an injunction that keeps your boyfriend from selling the property until you can come to an agreement. \n\nEither way, you can contact Lawyer Referral Service at 303 East Palm Lane in Phoenix (zip 85004) - their phone number is (602) 866-8888. They will be able to direct you to someone who works on contingency. \n\nGood luck!\n\n- Stuart
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http://www.dcbar.org/\n\nIf the attorney is licensed in DC, ths is the place.
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There is a great company tat can be of great help to you.\n\nQuadLakes, LLc 586-738-6541. Mr. P. Stiles\n\nThey are well seasoned in the foreclosure business.
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In Texas you can go by the courthouses and get a listing for people who will be coming up at the next foreclosure auction should they not find a solution to their problem beforehand.  Just go by the County Clerk's office and be prepared to pay for copies.\n\nI am sure there is something similar in other states as well.  the best place to find out is the department that handles real estate law for the state.  They will be able to tell you how it is handled.   Also most realtors know the basics of it too.
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The first step would be to check with your local planning commission to see if the property is properly zoned for that type of activity.  Then you need to check to see if that type of facility requires any type of licensing or certification.  Your best bet is to contact a local attorney because laws vary by state.
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FYI, most attorneys will charge you the same amount so you don't need to worry about shopping around too much.  Also, most of the stuff is boilerplate anyhow.\n\nMy wife and I used:\n\nRon Westphal\nWestphal and Patrick\n408.280.0660\n\nWe found him to be very thorough.
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you need to contact a realtor in that area
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I can't answer directly, but i can help you help yourself.\n\ngo to yahoo yellowpages, type attorney in the search box, make it look in houston, tx, and then call one of the attorneys and personally ask them. Talking to a real person is the best way to answer questions, they'll probably be glad to help.
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check with a realtor in your area/ they can tell you where to go/
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Check with an attorney in your state.
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check with your local real estate agencies; they would be able to point you in the right direction.
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Call your local real estate commission or board of realtors.
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check your county courthouse.  they have legal mubmo jumbo descriptions on property lines for all the residences in the jurisdiction.  you could also try a realtor, but they will charge you.\n\nyou could also build a fence.  i guarantee you that if you build a fence with finding the property line, you'll go a foot or two over.
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I am not a real estate agent, but I would suggest contacting a local office and asking if you could have a sit down with one of the agents.  Perhaps take them to lunch; I bet they would be more than willing to talk to you.
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I'd look for a good quality real estate management company in your local area and contract with them to handle all the details.  Some real estate brokers also deal in rentals and leasing.  Shop around and find one that you trust.
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call a real estate agent you like/trust, and ask for their favorite real estate attorney. You can use that person for most issues, or if you are in real trouble then ask them from a referal to a real estate attorney that specializes in litigation. If that's a good reference, then the person you end up with is one scarry SOB.
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go to realtor.com they have land for sall in AZ. g.l also if you need a land loan go to ocrate.com he can do that as well,