A focused Arizona practice for contested real property disputes.
HOA Disputes
Fines, architectural denials, selective enforcement, special assessments, and board overreach. Representation for Arizona homeowners before ADRE, the Office of Administrative Hearings, and Superior Court.
View HOA Disputes detailsEasement, Boundary & Trespass Disputes
Encroaching walls and structures, blocked access, prescriptive easement claims, and neighbors who will not stop. Quiet title, injunctions, and damages.
View Easement, Boundary & Trespass Disputes detailsConstruction & Contractor Disputes
Remodels that went wrong, remediation that was never finished, deposits taken and work abandoned, and builders who will not fix what they built. Bond, Recovery Fund, and lien claims.
View Construction & Contractor Disputes detailsSeller Misrepresentation
Defects the seller knew about and did not disclose. SPDS misstatements, fraud and negligent misrepresentation, and claims against the agents who stayed silent.
View Seller Misrepresentation detailsReal Estate Commission Disputes
Procuring cause disputes between agents, splits and payouts between agents and brokers, and clients who refuse to pay. Litigation and arbitration counsel.
View Real Estate Commission Disputes detailsReal Estate Litigation
Partition, quiet title, contract enforcement, title and escrow claims, and every other contested dispute over Arizona real property. Trial through appeal.
View Real Estate Litigation detailsQuiet Title & Easement Actions
Who owns it, where the line is, and who has the right to cross it. Express and prescriptive easements, title defects, and chain of title problems.
View Quiet Title & Easement Actions detailsContract Disputes & Workouts
Breach of contract claims, purchase and sale agreement disputes, option disputes, earnest money litigation, and negotiated workouts for real estate contracts that have gone sideways.
View Contract Disputes & Workouts detailsContracts, Leases & Purchase Agreements
Selected transaction stage review for investors, developers, and businesses who want the attorney who would litigate the deal to read it first.
View Contracts, Leases & Purchase Agreements detailsTrack record & figures
The numbers behind the practice.
16+
Years as in-house real estate counsel
Sixteen-plus years inside operating real estate companies — the kind of judgment outside counsel cannot replicate from a billable seat.
$50K–$10M
Typical matter value range
Disputes and transactions where the financial stakes justify experienced, partner-level attention from start to finish.
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Focused practice areas
HOA, easement and trespass, contractor, seller misrepresentation, commission, litigation, quiet title, contracts, and transaction counsel. Depth over sprawl.
Experience at a glance
Depth across forums, discipline in disclosure.
Multiple
Arizona Court of Appeals matters
Appearances as counsel for plaintiffs, defendants, appellants, and appellees in published appellate proceedings.
ADRE / OAH
Administrative hearings handled
Public HOA matters before the Arizona Department of Real Estate and the Office of Administrative Hearings, including petitions granted in clients' favor.
Six-figure
Jury verdict obtained
Jury verdict for a policyholder in a breach-of-contract and bad-faith trial as junior partner at a prior firm. Past results do not guarantee future outcomes.
Majority
Confidential matters
The bulk of the firm's work — pre-litigation resolution, settlements, and transactions — is handled privately and never appears in public dockets.
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U.S. jurisdictions of experience
Trial and appellate experience across Arizona and Colorado real estate and commercial matters.
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Boutique practice, by design
A single-attorney boutique structured to give substantial matters the focus they deserve, at a more rational fee than big-law.
A note on confidentiality
The majority of Nackley Law's work — negotiated resolutions, settlements, sealed proceedings, and private transactions — is handled confidentially and is not reflected in any public figure. Prospective clients are invited to discuss the firm's relevant experience directly, in confidence, during a consultation.
Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Every matter depends on its own facts and law. The figures above are general indicators of experience, not a prediction of any specific result.