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36 Years of Experience
COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE ATTORNEYS –
FORT SMITH, NORTHWEST ARKANSAS AND DALLAS, TEXAS
It is possible to have a commercial real estate transaction go smoothly – from start to finish. Successful deals are typically the result of a carefully assembled team of real estate experts and experienced attorneys.
Putting a real estate deal together, regardless of size, requires a skilled and experienced law firm. There are thousands of development details to manage and confirm even before seeking financing. No one wants to discover an expensive error at the last minute, or to have the transaction go less than smoothly because of inattention or inexperience. If you have been in that situation, you understand how important it is to have the right professionals on your team from the start.
At ALFORD LAW, we have been practicing commercial real estate and business law for more than 36 years. Attorney John D. Alford founded the law firm and has been a private developer of retail shopping centers for over 15 years, including 25 Wal-Mart shadow anchored centers consisting of over one million square feet of retail space. He and the rest of his team have continued to provide successful representation to clients. John D. Alford is also a licensed title agent in Arkansas and Texas.
Our lawyers take a personal approach to working with clients. Because we are a smaller law firm, we are efficient and affordable. Most of our services are offered on a fixed-fee basis with prices agreed upon beforehand. We pride ourselves on working closely with the client. We are licensed in Arkansas, Texas, Colorado, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania.