We handle commercial litigation relating to real estate and contract law.

We help homeowners and investors who are trying to decide whether they can or should “walk away” from their house and/or one or more investment properties, including whether the lender can get a “deficiency judgment” and whether they will be taxed on the “debt forgiveness” they receive.

 

We help individuals and small groups form corporations, LLC’s and PLLC’s.

 

We routinely review purchase contract, leases, escrow instructions and other real estate related documents.

We provide statutory agent services for businesses and out-of-state residential landlords.

We custom draft commercial leases, residential rental agreements, real estate office policy manuals, broker-agent agreements, and many other real estate related agreements.

We handle commercial and residential landlord/tenant law, evictions, litigation, lock-outs and collections.

Casler Law Office, PLLC, Carlton C. Casler, Managing Member.

Focusing on Arizona real estate and contract law, including: Arizona landlord and tenant law, evictions (commercial and residential), Arizona real estate law, real estate contract review, drafting of real estate documents, contract litigation and business formation (corporations, LLC's and PLLC's for individuals and real estate agents/brokers), statutory agent services for businesses and out-of-state landlords.  Carlton C. Casler authors and maintains the Arizona Landlord Tenant Blog and answers the Arizona landlord tenant helpline.

 

Material presented on this website is intended for information purposes only.  It is not intended as professional legal advice and should not be construed as such.  The Casler Law Office, PLLC provides legal representation to individuals and businesses owning (or wishing to own) real property in Arizona and/or who require legal representation in state or federal courts in Arizona.  Although this web site is accessible worldwide, viewers hereof should not misconstrue this web site as advertising legal services in states/jurisdictions where its individual attorneys are not licensed or authorized to practice law.