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Debra C. Boyer

Debra C. Boyer

SEE MY BIO AT THE UDALL LAW FIRM

Attorney

Location: Tucson, Arizona

Phone: 520-623-4353

Email: Email Me

Debra C. Boyer graduated with high distinction from the University of Arizona in 1996 with a degree in Political Science & Economics and received her Juris Doctor from the University of Arizona College of Law in 2000. She was admitted to the Arizona Bar in 2000. Before relocating to Tucson in 2007, Debra practiced as a real estate attorney in Phoenix with a law firm emphasizing real estate development, municipal law, including planning and zoning, and litigation in related matters.

Areas of Practice

  • Real Estate Law

Bar Admissions

    • Arizona, 2000

Education

  • UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA COLLEGE OF LAW, TUCSON, ARIZONA
    • J.D. - 2000
  • UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA
      • B.A. - 1996
      • Honors: With High Distinction
      • Major: Political Science
      • Minor: Economics

    Classes / Seminars

      • Pima County Bar Seminar, “Quieting Title to Real Property” 2010
      • Pima County Bar Seminar, “Basics of Title Insurance” 2011
      • Pima County Bar Seminar, “Easements” 2013
      • Pima County Bar Seminar, “Real Estate Partition Actions” 2010

    Professional Associations and Memberships

    • State Bar of Arizona, Member
    • Pima County Bar Association, Member

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Please call 520-623-4353 or complete an online form to schedule your first meeting. Located in Tucson, we serve clients throughout the surrounding Arizona communities.

Neff & Boyer, P.C., is based in Tucson, Arizona. Our attorneys handle cases across Arizona including Ajo, Willcox, Marana, Benson, Sierra Vista, Nogales and other surrounding areas, including Pima County, Cochise County, Pinal County, Santa Cruz County and beyond.

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