Can an attorney refer a client directly?
An attorney or fiduciary may inquire about transaction coordination or potential availability. Any Special Commissioner role requires a court appointment and is governed by the appointment order.
Professional referrals · Maricopa County
For attorneys and fiduciaries.
Kristina Cat is an Arizona attorney, REALTOR®, and Certified Probate Real Estate Specialist. She provides transaction-focused property coordination for probate and family-law matters, and is available for court appointment as a Real Estate Special Commissioner in Maricopa County.
Coordination
Clear communication. Court-order awareness.
Scope, reporting, deadlines, and decision authority follow the appointment order, court orders, and counsel’s direction. Availability and timing are discussed individually; no response time is promised.
What information should I include?
Share professional contact information, organization, broad matter type, and approximate timeline only. Do not include client names, case numbers, legal strategy, or confidential facts.
How are scope and reporting determined?
For court appointments, the appointment order and applicable court orders govern scope and reporting. Kristina discusses availability and expectations directly with the referring professional.
Can you guarantee turnaround time?
No. Capacity, required review, and timing depend on the matter. Kristina will discuss availability and expectations before any engagement or appointment.
Refer a property matter
Please provide professional contact details and broad matter context only. Do not submit client names, case numbers, or confidential case facts.
