Arizona Lawyers Kevin Harper to Kiel Roeschke

Explore Arizona attorneys like Kevin Harper, Kevin J. Blakley, Kevin J. Morris, Kevin Jensen, Kevin Kinghorn, Kevin Koelbel, Kevin L Beckwith, and Kiel Roeschke. in cities like Gilbert, Phoenix, Tucson, Phoenix and Phoenix. These attorneys specialize in in Zip codes like 85234, 85004, 85016.
Avvo Rating: Rated 4.3 out of 5
Yelp Rating: Rated 2.3 out of 5

Kevin Harper

Firm: Harper Law PLC
50 W. Vaughn Ave. , Gilbert , Arizona 85234
Practice Areas: Labor , Landlord & Tenant, Real Estate, Real Estate
I am the founder and owner of Harper Law PLC, a real estate and employment law firm serving clients throughout the State of Arizona. Harper Law prides itself on representing regular people facing legal difficulties related to two of the most important things in their lives - their homes and their jobs.. I am a 1998 graduate of the University of Arizona and after working with some of the best-regarded firms in Tucson and Phoenix, I opened my own law firm in 2004. Since that time, a significant part of my practice has focused on real estate law and employment related matters.. Unlike many lawyers who try to steer their practices away from helping the "little guy," I am committed to providing the advice individuals and small businesses need to navigate the complex legal problems they face, without incurring astronomical legal fees when it can be avoided.
Avvo Review
“harged for him speaking with the opposing counsel 9 individual days and 13 days for me. Any job I ha”
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Yelp Review
“I highly recommend Harper Law. I emailed from their site and received a call the same day. Very courteous, compassionate about clients individual cases. Mr....”
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Lawyers.com Review
“I endorse Kevin as a highly qualified and experienced attorney. Kevin completed work on a contract matter for me. Kevin's work was timely, professional, and the work product exceed…”
Google Review
“The consult was sadly what I expected it to be. It was painful to listen to what he choose to hear. Due to his selective hearing, there was absolutely no use in continuing to verba…”
— Laura Amato
Avvo Rating: Rated 5.0 out of 5

Kevin J. Blakley

Firm: Gammage and Burnham, P.L.C.
One Renaissance Square   Two North Central Avenue , Phoenix , Arizona 85004
Practice Areas: Civil ,Construction ,Debtor/Creditor Rights
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“What a great guy to work with! I've been looking for a lawyer as great as him for years. I'm broke and he still treated me with respect when I filed b...”
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Khalil Saigh

Firm: Dyer & Ferris LLC
3411 N 5th Ave Ste 300 , Phoenix , Arizona 85013
Practice Areas: Car Accidents
Lawyers.com Review
“I endorse this lawyer. Don't let his burly voice fool ya! Very passionate & articulates logic in his legal analysis.”
Yelp Rating: Rated 3.5 out of 5

Keystone Law Firm

Firm: Keystone Law Firm
2701 W Queen Creek Rd , Chandler , Arizona 85248
Practice Areas: Wills, Trusts, & Probates
Yelp Review
“Very respectful, very helpful, and compassionate. All of the staff is nice. They are very professional.”
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Google Review
“Unprofessional demeanor, poor phone etiquette and lack of empathy..The attorney called for a consultation for my son's estate..offered no condolences but proceeded to ask me how mu…”
— James Dear
Avvo Rating: Rated 5.0 out of 5

Kevin W. Goff

40 North Central Avenue , Phoenix , Arizona 85004
Practice Areas: Real Estate
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“I recently used Kevin for some debt advice. He was very helpful and friendly and his advice was very, very useful. I would definitely use Kevin agai...”
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Avvo Rating: Rated 5.0 out of 5

Kevin Vale

Firm: Modern Law
1744 South Val Vista Drive Suite 205 , Mesa , Arizona 85204
Practice Areas: Family
While in law school, I indulged my life-long enthusiasm for sports while working for the Assistant Athletic Director for Compliance of the University of Toledo and with the NCAA clearinghouse to determine student-athlete eligibility..

Recent Q&As in Arizona

  • Got rear-ended by an armored truck company — should I get a lawyer involved? | Aug 9, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit

    LOCATION: ARIZONA I was rear-ended by an armored money truck company 3 days ago, and they were found at fault. My 2023 Tacoma TRD Off-Road (fully loaded, ~48k miles) is probably going to be totaled. I also know someone who used to work for the company and handled claims. They told me the company supposedly pays up to around $300k before taking things to court, but I have no idea how accurate that is. I haven’t heard anything from their insurance yet, so I filed a claim with my own insurance too. For anyone who’s dealt with something similar: would you get a lawyer involved now, or try handling the claim yourself and only get one if things get complicated? Also, is 3 days without hearing from their insurance normal? Anything else I should be doing in the meantime? Appreciate any advice or personal experiences.

  • Question about a restraining order. | Aug 8, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit

    Location: Arizona So my gf put a restraining order on her baby daddies gf due to her harassing my gf and her daughter. If her baby daddy called his gf on FaceTime and their daughter talked to her on the FaceTime is that against the order? Her daughter is listed as other protected person on the order. But on the order for protected persons (which is her daughter) is not checked marked does that go against order?

  • AZ - Can I recover a non-refundable $500 puppy deposit in small claims when the specific litter produced zero puppies? | Aug 4, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit

    Location: Arizona (Maricopa County) I paid a $500 deposit under a written contract for a specific Standard Poodle litter from named parents. The contract listed the exact pairing and included a due date. It states that once the litter has been bred, deposits are non-refundable, and if the selected color/sex is not born the deposit moves to the next litter. At the time I signed the contract and paid the deposit, the breeder’s communications led me to believe the female was pregnant and that puppies from that pairing were expected on or around the stated due date. The breeder never disclosed any uncertainty about the pregnancy. Later, after the due date passed with no puppies, the breeder stated she had not even been sure the female was pregnant. That specific litter produced zero puppies. The breeder then said the deposit would roll to a later litter. I declined due to changed circumstances and requested a refund. The breeder refused, citing the non-refundable clause. The contract does not explicitly address what happens if no litter is produced at all. Questions: 1. Under Arizona law, does the complete failure of the contracted litter (with a stated due date and no disclosure of pregnancy uncertainty) entitle me to a refund despite the “non-refundable” language? 2. Is this the type of claim that small claims court (Justice Court) can handle, and is the non-refundable clause likely enforceable when the original litter never existed? I have the signed contract, proof of payment, and the message…

  • Dismissed and Sealed Domestic Violence Assault - Arizona | Aug 1, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit

    Location: Arizona I'm a 25F in my senior year of college, majoring in Management Information Systems, with a 3.8 GPA. As graduation gets closer, I'm becoming increasingly anxious about what employment will look like for me. In 2022, when I was 21, I was arrested after a physical fight with my younger sister, who was 18 at the time. I completed a diversion program, the charges were dismissed, and under Arizona law I was able to have the case sealed, which I did. Because the case was dismissed and sealed, I'm not sure whether it would still appear on more extensive background checks. This is something no one in my life knows about, not even my sister. It was completely out of character for me, and it's not something anyone who knows me would ever expect. Since then, my sister and I became very close. She even named her daughter after me. I don't hold any resentment toward her for calling the police. At the time, she believed it was the right thing to do. What I'm struggling with now is the fear of how this could affect my future. My goal is to work in tech consulting, ideally for a large company. Will this prevent me from working at major corporations? Could it affect my ability to work for the government or obtain a security clearance if I ever wanted to? This is, without question, the biggest regret of my life. I think about it constantly, and it genuinely…

  • Child custody relocation | Jul 30, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit

    I have a 6 year old daughter she has to younger half siblings I am moving to mission, Texas because it would benefit us as we have family and a job up there which would helps us out alot more, my ex does not want our daughter to move we live in Yuma, Arizona at the moment she first understood that she would only be going to the holiday but now she want to move there entirely and not just holidays I don't know what to do the ex wants her to stay as she is his only daughter and said I have two more Location: Yuma Arizona


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