Frazer, Rogers & Peek is a law firm in real estate, both commercial and residential law, in Crittenden County.  Whether the matters are complex such as boundary line disputes, adverse possessions, partitions, and such or routine deeds, title examinations, and real estate closings, Frazer, Rogers & Peek is the firm that has distinguished itself in this area of the law.   Also, Frazer, Rogers & Peek is an authorized title insurance agent for Land America Title Insurance Company.  

Jessica Adamson (paralegal)
Jessica has been with Greenwell, Frazer & Peek since 2002. She attended Daymar College where she majored in Paralegal Studies and obtained her Associate of Science Degree. Frazer, Rogers & Peek has written title insurance for Land America since 2001.

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Frazer, Rogers & Peek has a large concentration in probate and estate planning matters. Progressive estate planning techniques are utilized which incorporate inter discipline cooperation with other professions (i.e. insurance services, C.P.A.'s, Banks, financial planners, etc.) to assist, when appropriate, in a coordinated "team approach" to estate planning and asset preservation.   (Back to Top)

Frazer, Rogers & Peek represents plaintiffs (injured parties and their families) in regard to personal injury and wrongful death actions in both state and federal courts.  (Back to Top)

Frazer, Rogers & Peek does work in the field of family law which includes, but is not limited to, divorce, custody, adoption and guardianships. (Back to Top)

Frazer, Rogers & Peek represents clients accused of misdemeanors and felonies on both the state and federal level. (Back to Top)

Frazer, Rogers & Peek have represented the City of Marion since 1986 and continues to do so by advising the Counsel and the Mayor in matters related to municipal actions. (Back to Top)

Frazer, Rogers & Peek has represented the Crittenden County Board of Education since 1987 and continues to do so by advising the Board, the Superintendent and other school officials in matters related to actions taken by the Board of Education.  (Back to Top)