Alabama Property Tax Representative
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Representative Bio Aaron has a diverse practice focused primarily on real estate law and related matters. He regularly handles property tax appeals and other state and local tax matters for his clients, including tax incentives for new and expanding businesses. Aaron's real estate practice consists of representing buyers, sellers, developers and landlords with respect to commercial transactions, as well as representing lenders in title curative actions. Education: |
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Representative Bio Howard Donovan practices in the areas of commercial, residential and industrial real estate development and leasing, including condominium and apartment projects, shopping centers, and retail/office developments. He has extensive experience in acquisition and disposition of real property in all types of arrangements, including 1031 exchanges. His experience includes representing developers in condominium and PUD developments, and homeowner's associations, to include collection of assessments, compliance and regulatory matters. Howard has also a local tax practice that includes all matters concerning valuation of real and personal property, abatements, protest hearing and tax appeals. His local tax practice extends to advice to business clients with respect to state and local economic incentives available for new and expanding industries and other types of commercial enterprises. Finally, his experience extends to litigation with respect to tax appeals, compliance matters and all other types of disputes concerning real property. Representative clients include developers, investors, lenders, homeowner's associations and property management firms. |
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813 Shades Creek Parkway Tel: (205) 414-1200 |
Firm Information DonovanFingar, LLC traces its roots back to 1904, when the firm was originally founded as Pettus and Graham. Our mission at DonovanFingar is to provide comprehensive legal representation for the business community, representing both individual entrepreneurs and corporate businesses. We are committed to the success of our clients and strive to offer a full range of legal services designed to assist our clients in achieving their objectives. Much of the firm's legal work involves commercial real estate. We have assisted numerous developers, entrepreneurs, and Fortune 500 companies with their real estate needs. The attorneys of DonovanFingar can assist you through every step of the real estate development process. We provide assistance to our clients from the planning and beginning stages of a project all the way through completion and on-going management issues. We routinely assist our clients with negotiating and evaluating financing options, drafting purchase and sale agreements, site selection issues, procuring government incentives and tax abatements, zoning compliance and permitting matters, as well as leasing and on-going site management concerns. While our practice is primarily focused in the area of real estate development, acquisitions, financing, and related matters, our longstanding client relationships often lead us to offer advice on a wide variety of legal issues. The resulting experience has allowed us to develop a broad-based background in Corporate Law, Civil Litigation, and Business Transactions. We thank you for visiting our site and hope that you will feel free to contact us if we can be of assistance to you or your business. |
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Location813 Shades Creek Pkwy, Birmingham, AL 35209, USA
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Recent Published Property Tax Articles
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Savvy commercial owners are employing use restrictions as a means to reduce taxable property values.
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