Provident Law is a distinguished Arizona-based law firm specializing in real estate, business, and family law, with additional expertise in bankruptcy, creditor’s rights, and nonprofit representation. The firm stands out through its team of certified real estate experts, over 250 years of combined legal experience, and a commitment to providing solution-oriented, compassionate advocacy for clients across a wide range of complex matters.
The firm adopts a comprehensive and client-focused approach, emphasizing negotiation, mediation, and litigation when necessary to protect clients’ interests. With attorneys certified as specialists by the State Bar of Arizona, Provident Law is particularly adept at handling high-stakes real estate and commercial disputes. It serves a diverse clientele including individuals, businesses, religious organizations, nonprofits, landlords, lenders, and creditors throughout Scottsdale and surrounding communities.
Services Offered
- Real Estate Law
- Real Estate Disputes
- Commercial Real Estate
- Landlord-Tenant Law
- Lender Representation
- Creditor’s Rights
- Arizona Partition Actions
- Trustee Sales
- Foreclosure Services
- ADRE and Administrative Law
- Commercial Litigation
- Dispute Resolution
- Business Law
- Church and Nonprofit Representation
- Church Ministry Practice
- Religious Liberties
- Excess Proceeds Recovery
- Family Law
- Prenuptial & Postnuptial Agreements
- Parenting Time Orders
- Spousal Maintenance
- Grandparent & In Loco Parentis Rights
- Paternity Legal Services
- Division of Assets
- Arizona Wills & Trusts
- Arizona Probate & Trust Administration
- Guardianship and Conservator Matters
- Bankruptcy and Creditor’s Rights
- Collections
- Intellectual Property (IP)
- Mediation and Arbitration
- Appeals
Provident Law proudly serves Scottsdale and surrounding Arizona communities, with attorneys experienced in handling cases in trial courts, mediation, arbitration, and appellate venues. The firm is noted for its successful litigation results, including a Top 10 Civil Verdict in 2017, and maintains a strong focus on protecting constitutional religious liberties and nonprofit interests.
