Elizabeth Best
Elizabeth is a senior associate attorney at Fowler St. Clair working in real estate, estate planning, and other transactional matters.
Elizabeth attended the University of Arizona and obtained her Bachelor of Science degree in Public Policy and Administration. After graduating, she worked as a paralegal for a year. She decided to go to law school and completed the accelerated two-year law program (SCALE) at Southwestern University in Los Angeles.
She spends her free time reading, going to concerts, researching other countries, and traveling. Her goal is to travel to all seven continents.
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Elizabeth primarily focuses her law practice on transactional matters, such as estate planning, business law, and real estate law, including:
- Limited liability company and corporation formations
- Operating Agreements for limited liability companies in various states, including but not limited to:
Arizona, Wyoming, and Delaware - Resolutions for limited liability companies and corporations
- Asset Purchase Agreements
- Membership Interest Purchase Agreements
- Residential Purchase Contracts
- Subject To Purchase Contracts
- Deeds of Trust and Promissory Notes
- Revocable Living Trust Agreement and supporting documents
- Last Will and Testaments
- Digital Asset Trusts
- Powers of Attorney
- Warranty Deeds conveying ownership
Credentials
“Fight for the things that you care about, but do it in a way that will lead others to join you.”
– Ruth Bader Ginsberg
Elizabeth is admitted to practice as an attorney before the State and Federal courts in Arizona. She obtained her B.S. in public policy and administration from the University of Arizona, and upon graduating, obtained a paralegal certificate from New York University.
She returned to Arizona and worked for a year at the Special Crimes Bureau at the Maricopa County Attorney’s Office. Elizabeth furthered her legal career and attended Southwestern University Law School in Los Angeles. She completed the accelerated two-year SCALE program and received the CALI award for the highest grade in the class for Legal and Reasoning and Wills and Trusts. Elizabeth graduated cum laude near the top of her class.
After law school, she joined Fowler St. Clair where she developed her transactional law practice.
Member of Real Estate and Business Law Sections of ABA