About
Ian Wyer is a real estate lawyer and Of Counsel with the Law Offices of Timothy D. Ducar and the managing member of Wyer Law, PLLC. Since 2019, his practice has focused on helping clients recover assets after mortgage foreclosures, tax foreclosures, and probated estates. His work involves identifying funds or property interests that remain after legal proceedings and guiding clients through the documentation and procedural steps required to pursue recovery.
Wyer earned a J.D. from Phoenix School of Law in 2013. His legal training supports a practice involving foreclosure proceedings, property interests, court records, and post-sale recovery processes. The J.D. is recorded under both Phoenix School of Law and Arizona Summit Law School in his attorney-directory education history. His education provided a foundation for analyzing statutory procedures and claims involving surplus or recoverable assets.
Wyer has assisted clients with asset recovery matters in more than 20 states. Through his Of Counsel role, he works with mortgage-overage clients in jurisdictions including California, Nevada, Kentucky, New Mexico, Idaho, Hawaii, and Iowa. His work requires reviewing foreclosure and probate records, determining whether funds or other assets remain available, identifying the proper claimant, and completing the legal steps needed to seek release of those assets.
Ian Wyer focuses on a narrow area where real property proceedings and asset recovery intersect. He helps clients understand whether a foreclosure, tax sale, or probate matter produced funds or property interests that can still be claimed. His multistate experience supports careful attention to differing procedures and documentation requirements, while his practice remains centered on recovering assets for people entitled to them after a completed legal process.
Law Office Affiliations
- Of Counsel, Law Offices of Timothy D. Ducar, PLC
- Member, State Bar of Arizona
Licensed State
- Arizona
Awards & Badges

- Foreclosure
- Property Disputes
- Real Estate
- Title & Boundary Issues





