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We’ve Moved: Kristen Komander Law’s New Office in Downtown Fayetteville

Kristen Komander Law is excited to share that we’ve moved to a new office in downtown Fayetteville. You can now find us at:

 

214 S Church Street, Fayetteville, Arkansas 72701

 

Our new space is located in a historic Fayetteville home, giving us the opportunity to serve clients in a setting that is both comfortable and full of character, right near the downtown square. It’s a convenient, central location with easy access for clients throughout Northwest Arkansas. We’ve worked to create an office that feels both professional and welcoming—because we know meeting with your attorney should feel straightforward and comfortable.

 

Parking

Street parking is available directly in front of the office. We do ask that clients avoid parking in the driveway. There is also a paid city lot nearby at the corner of North Church Avenue and Center Street if you need additional parking.

 

Appointments

We continue to see clients by appointment so we can give each matter the time and attention it deserves. If you’d like to schedule a consultation, please reach out to our office. We’re grateful for the continued support from our clients and the Fayetteville community, and we look forward to welcoming you to the new space.

214 S Church Street Fayetteville, Arkansas 72701


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