ARKANSAS LEGAL SERVICES
Real Estate Law
Property decisions have lasting consequences. Friedman Law Firm assists clients with real estate transactions, documents, and disputes in Arkansas, including cases involving owners, investors, builders, and property managers.
Support across the life of a property
Real estate cases often involve several connected documents and decisions. Financing, acquisition, development, management, and disposition can each raise different concerns. Our real estate practice includes work with real estate businesses and individuals, from drafting documents to resolving disputes.
Craig Friedman’s practice includes real estate and landlord-tenant cases. Bringing the relevant agreements, title information, and correspondence helps the firm understand the property and your role. The right scope of assistance depends on the transaction or dispute you are facing.
Questions to discuss with our office
- Property transactions and agreements
- Ownership and title concerns
- Real estate management disputes
Prepare for the conversation
You do not need to include documents in a website inquiry. For a later discussion, it can be helpful to identify the records relating to your case.
- Property address and your relationship to it
- Relevant deeds, surveys, and agreements
- Correspondence about the transaction or dispute
Our office is located at 301 N 1st Street Suite D in Jacksonville. Contact us to discuss whether the firm can assist, consultation arrangements, and any applicable fees. If you have an urgent date to address, please call.
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Craig Friedman
Personal injury, insurance litigation, and landlord-tenant cases.
Arkansas Bar admission: 2010
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Before we talk.
General information only. This page is not legal advice about your individual situation.
What should I include in my first message?
Your name, a way to reach you, and a brief description of the help you are seeking. Please do not send confidential details or documents through the website.
Does sending a request mean the firm represents me?
No. Sending a message does not establish an attorney-client relationship. Representation must be discussed and agreed with the firm.
What if I have an urgent deadline?
Call 501-985-5555. Do not rely on a website inquiry to meet a court date or other deadline.
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