Mr. Richard W. Beyer is a lawyer practicing domestic law, criminal law, real property law and 6 other areas of law. Richard received a B.S. degree from Wake Forest University in 1974, and has been licensed for 50 years. Richard practices at Richard W. Beyer in Morganton, NC.
Mr. Beyer was an attorney we used many times to close real estate sales. Also, when we decided it was time for us to make wills, he was who we chose for assistance. He was very professional and helpful When we had a dispute with a couple who was trying to put a mobile home in a restricted subdivision we had personally developed several years prior to our business with him, we asked him to take our case. He was excellent, pointed out pertinent facts to the judge, and won for us.
An excellent attorney. Fees are too high, and sometimes hard to get an appt. as quickly as needed
The prices could be a lot lower.
I've attended dozens of real estate closings. My customer chose this firm. Very unorganized. Extremely unprofessional and rude. Paralegal did not even understand the simple role of a Notary. I would not recommend them. Dr. Mark A. McMahon
This review is based solely upon the staff of Mr. Beyer. On closing a deed in July of 2018 it was discovered through tax records that the deed was completed and filed incorrectly by the the attorney's office. In our efforts to get this corrected the office staff dodged phone calls, voice mails and physical visits to the office. We have just recently been to get them moving by our own legwork but currently being December 27 nothing has been finalized. Would not recommend this firm at all.
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