Real Estate Help for Family Law Attorneys in Northwest Arkansas

As a family law or probate attorney, you have a lot going on with your practice, and the sale of real property might be the last thing you want to handle.


As a Certified Divorce Real Estate Expert, Kendra serves as a trusted, neutral resource for attorneys and their clients in Bentonville, Bella Vista, Rogers, Springdale, Fayetteville, and across Benton and Washington Counties, helping take the uncertainty out of real property in divorce and estate matters.


Kendra and Alicia also work with probate attorneys, executors, and heirs to prepare and sell estate property.

Services include

Trusted Resource

Title Documents. I am ready to provide any resources you may need for your case and to help with the resolution of the real property.

  • Deed
  • Legal Description
  • Property Tax Information
  • Chain of Title
  • Liens (state, federal, mechanics)


Determine Fair Market Values for the Estate or the Courts.


Expert opinion regarding Real Estate


Crafting Orders - Language in a court order is very important. I am happy to assist or review language to help you and your client to set instructions on the disposition of the real property.

Education

Through specialized training in divorce, probate, and distressed real estate, Kendra & Co Realty helps attorneys and their clients make well-informed decisions about one of the most important assets.

Expert Testimony

With experience in Northwest Arkansas real estate and with specialized training in divorce and probate transactions, Kendra is available to serve as an expert witness in family law and probate matters.


Providing attorneys and the court with clear, well-supported insight on property value, market conditions, and real estate issues that may affect the outcome of a case.

Selling the Home

As a Certified Divorce Real Estate Expert, Kendra abides by an enhanced Code of Ethics from the training with Ilumni Institute; these additional rules that are followed as CDREs are in addition to the National Association of Realtors Code of Ethics.


Kendra takes the real estate conflict off the attorneys' plate.


Kendra quarterbacks the real estate sale so attorneys can focus on the negotiations and settlements of the family law matters.

Attorney Document Order 

This is a complimentary service provided by Kendra Murphy, CDRE to the legal community for the purposes of providing documents and data necessary for real estate issues in family law matters. All information is deemed reliable, but not guaranteed. For court-ready Fair Market Valuation reports, there is usually a fee involved. Therefore, please contact our office to place an order for formal valuations.



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Code of Ethics 

While The Ilumni Institute's Code of Ethics establishes obligations that may be higher than those mandated by law, in any instance where the Code of Ethics and the law conflict, the obligations of the law must take precedence.


THE DIVORCE REAL ESTATE EXPERT SHALL:

  • Maintain an active real estate license
  • Have no disciplinary actions against their real estate license
  • Adhere to the National Association of Realtors Code of Ethics at all times
  • Be an active member with the National Association of Realtors
  • Be respectful and collaborative with your fellow CDRE's
  • Teach and educate the family law community
  • Not engage in a dual agency in a divorce transaction
  • Maintain an arm's length distance between clients, buyers, escrow, and cooperative agents in a divorce transaction
  • Have no vested interest in the purchase of divorce properties for personal use
  • Not represent one party in another transaction without the other party's consent
  • Not allow the sale to be more important than the family's best interest
  • Not receive or give referral fees, or "kickbacks" for attorney referrals
  • Not take a listing outside of one's scope of expertise
  • Maintain clients' confidentiality from the public


All active CDREs are bound by the Code of Ethics as set forth above