Denton Peterson Dunn PLLC

Top Rated Mesa Arizona Real Estate Attorneys
Real Estate law is one of the most complicated areas of the law, because real estate issues commonly involve the convergence of many other legal areas, including Contract, Property, Tort, and Tax. For this reason, you need a legal team that you trust to be proficient in all areas that make up part of real estate law. Directly or indirectly, Real Estate law affects virtually every person and business. Below, we outline some of the real estate issues you may encounter as a homeowner, landlord, tenant, buyer, seller, or agent, and the ways the experienced Mesa legal team at Denton Peterson can serve you and protect your property.

A TOP-NOTCH LEGAL TEAM WITH A PERSONAL APPROACH

Our attorneys have been serving clients since 1995 in the greater Phoenix area. We offer top-quality legal work without the bureaucracy and higher costs of larger law firms. All our attorneys have worked at large law firms in Arizona. Now, in a smaller environment, we offer a more personal and responsive approach for each of our client’s needs.

 
Best Real Estate Office in Arizona
MESA ARIZONA COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

 
When purchasing commercial property in Arizona, you will face a complicated set of legal issues. Commercial real estate transactions tend to be larger by dollar amount and tend to require more due diligence. A typical commercial real estate purchase will require several tasks to be completed and supervised by an experienced commercial real estate attorney. You can rely on the Denton Peterson, P.C. AZ commercial real estate lawyers and paralegals to understand your goals, identify potential obstacles, and find the best way for you to realize the benefit of the bargain while avoiding the risk of any unpleasant surprises later.


Mesa Arizona Residential Real Estate Transactions
Whether you are buying or selling residential or commercial property, the top rated real estate attorneys in Mesa, Arizona, at Denton Peterson, P.C. have the experience to represent you in all stages of the transaction.

For homeowners, before you can settle into your new home, you will need an experienced Arizona property attorney to draft and review all documents relating to the sale of your previous residence and the purchase of your new home. This could include purchase contacts, options, seller property disclosure statements, deeds, liens and more.

Local Home Buyer-Seller Lawyers in Arizona
Once the contracts have been signed and the sale of your new home is finalized, you may run into issues regarding your property’s boundaries and easements. Over the life of the home, boundary lines may become unclear, and your neighbor could take advantage of the lack of clarity by crossing over the property boundaries and, in some cases, by actually taking your property through a statutory process called adverse possession (sometimes called “squatter’s rights”). The Denton Peterson attorneys have experience reestablishing clear boundary lines between you and your neighbors. In fact, we recently obtained a jury verdict after trial on a quiet title action to do just that. Furthermore, we have experience defending and bringing claims for adverse possession to protect your property from encroaching neighbors. We are also prepared to draft, review, and help you enforce deed restrictions, easement agreements, well agreements, private road maintenance agreements, and any other agreements entered into between you, your neighbors and previous owners to the properties.

Trusted Arizona Real Estate Investment Attorneys
When you purchase a property in a Homeowners’ Association, you open yourself up to additional legal issues. Buying property in an HOA contractually binds you, along with the Association, its Board of Directors, and other owners within the Association, to maintain your property and to use it in specific ways. Several legal issues may arise from this contractual relationship. First, the Association may incorrectly interpret or improperly enforce the Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions (“CC&Rs”), the bylaws, and any other governing documents. The Association may breach the contract or “selectively enforce” the terms of the contract more severely against you than against your HOA neighbors. Denton Peterson attorneys have many years of experience bringing claims on behalf of HOA members for the HOA’s selective enforcement of the CC&Rs, failure to maintain common areas, negligent use of Association funds, and many other inappropriate actions. The Denton Peterson team is also well-equipped to help you amend your HOA’s governing documents and to defend you and your property from unreasonable penalties.