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Tracy Perez helps her clients shed burdensome debt by navigating them through the bankruptcy process.  She is experienced in Chapter 7 liquidations, Chapter 13 reorganizations, and bankruptcy litigation.. Tracy was born in Tucson and raised in Phoenix, Arizona.  After graduating from Arizona State University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in English, she returned to Tucson to attend law school at the University of Arizona.. Upon graduating from law school in 1991, Tracy immediately began practicing bankruptcy law.  Her early years as an attorney were spent representing primarily Chapter 7 bankruptcy trustees and creditors.  In 2002, she transitioned to a consumer debtor practice and found her true passion of helping good people get a fresh start and improve their quality of life.. Tracy is the proud parent of two grown sons and enjoys coming home to a tail-wagging Labrador Retriever at the end of the work day.  When not busy serving her clients, she likes to spend time outdoors biking, hiking, and traveling to new places.

Tetrant focuses on comprehensive estate and financial planning to help our clients efficiently coordinate all areas of their financial lives.. We provide Estate Planning, Investment Planning, Insurance Planning, Retirement Planning, and Charitable Planning together under one roof.

Small Businesses:  I provide guidance and documentation to set up the best business structure for the entrepreneur, then help to protect the company and its owners as it grows, develops and faces the inevitable challenges ahead.   Contact us for more information if you are starting a new business, looking to buy a business or sell your existing business, or looking to transition into retirement.  We also review and prepare contracts of all kinds for small businesses and their owners.. If you’re starting a home-based business or if your business won’t be operated from a brick and mortar location in Arizona, ask us about our statutory agent and place of business services.. Real Estate:  On the real estate side, I prepare deeds to and from LLCs and Trusts, beneficiary deeds, and real estate related documents regarding the purchase and sale of commercial and residential real property, as well as residental and commercial leases, promissory notes, loan agreements and security instruments.

Rex Christensen is an Arizona native, born and raised in the Phoenix area. He graduated from Arizona State University in 1994 (B.A., summa cum laude), and later earned his law degree from ASU's Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law (J.D., 1998). After law school, he worked for a firm in the East Valley where he gained his first experience working on employment law matters. Mr. Christensen established his firm in 1999 and from its inception has developed a reputation for excellent service to clients and first-class representation.

Peter A. Arhangelsky practices food and drug law, international food and drug law, deceptive advertising law, health law, contract and licensing law, civil litigation, appellate advocacy, regulatory compliance, and constitutional law.  Mr. Arhangelsky has represented clients in federal district court and before federal administrative agencies.  He has significant litigation experience in unfair competition and complex civil matters, including claims related to food and drug advertising, and administrative adjudications.  He has represented witnesses in depositions and in federal court.  He has worked on constitutional and administrative matters before the Food and Drug Administration, the Federal Trade Commission, the Drug Enforcement Administration, the Department of Justice, and the Environmental Protection Agency.

Patrick J. Waltz has been practicing law in Arizona for over 20 years. Patrick graduated from The John Marshall Law School (now the University of Illinois Chicago) with his Juris Doctorate in 1999 and his LL.M. in 2001. Patrick has practiced law at some of the most prestigious law firms in Arizona, including Snell & Wilmer and Fennemore Craig, and has more than 23 years of experience representing a variety of clients from Fortune 500 companies to individuals in their family matters.. Patrick left private practice in 2013 for a position as Assistant Attorney General to better serve the families of Arizona. For the past 10 years, Patrick has been committed to advocating for families in Department of Child Safety cases and also addressing their family law issues. Patrick has appeared in literally thousands of court hearings involving matters such as dependency, guardianship, termination of parental rights, child custody, paternity, and adoptions and was the attorney of record for several landmark cases that changed the case law in Arizona for the foreseeable future.. Patrick is looking forward to advocating for you and your family.

No good thing ever happens in court.  Most lawyers won't tell you this.. When a new client comes to my office, I do everything in my power to convince them not to involve attorneys.  I do not relish helping grownups fight over toys in a sandbox. If I am told, "It's the principal," I ask a prospective client please to articulate said principal.  Nine times out of ten, they cannot do so.  For those that do come up with an answer, I then ask if the stated principal is worth $100,, which is about the least they can expect to pay for litigation through trial.  Clients who have not been through litigation often don't understand that the other side is likely not interested in what's right, what's fair, or what the outcome should be.  Rather, the other side is probably interested in one thing:  billing fees.  (Note:  If your lawyer has monogrammed coasters, you are paying too much in attorneys' fees.)  Sadly, most lawyers are not in the business of pursuing justice, they are in the business of making money.  This should change your cost-benefit analysis before pursuing litigation.. Nevertheless, unfortunately there are times when lawyers become a necessary evil.  I am a pragmatist, which is an odd feature in a my profession.  My clients know that I am all about efficiency and care about their bottom line.  I do everything in my power to minimize fees and expedite results while delivering quality work product.  I see zealous representation as a job description.  If I do not believe in your case, I won't take it.

Mr. Jensen attended Marquette University Law School in Milwaukee Wisconsin from 1998-2001.  While in law school, Kevin participated in the Marquette University Law School Moot Court program, where he served as Chief Justice during his third year.  He also represented the school in a number of Moot Court competitions, including the 2000-2001 National Moot Court competition where he was a regional quarterfinalist.  Mr. Jensen also placed second in the Marquette University Law School Moot Court competition where he was given the award for the best legal brief.  In addition to school activities, Mr. Jensen also interned for Federal  District Judge Lynn Adelman in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Wisconsin.  He also interned for a year with the Milwaukee County Prosecutor's Office.. After graduating from law school, Mr. Jensen moved to Las Vegas, Nevada and joined the law firm of Alverson, Taylor, Mortenson, Nelson and Sanders where he focused primarily on insurance defense litigation.  In 2003, Mr. Jensen moved to Arizona and worked for the law firm Lewis, Brisbois, Bisgaard and Smith.  Mr. Jensen's practice consisted of complex insurance litigation, including insurance coverage, medical malpractice and liability litigation.  In 2006, Mr. Jensen started his own law practice and has focused on helping individuals in the area(s) of  personal injury, family law and bankruptcy.  Mr. Jensen has extensive trial and arbitration experience and is committed for fighting for his client's rights.

Mark Boesen is a practicing pharmacist with over 20 years of service to his patients. He works in the pharmaceutical industry as a public policy professional following a long career in health care public policy, government affairs, continuing education, and pharmacy operations and management. Prior to joining the firm, he served as the Vice President of Regulatory and Government Affairs for The Apothecary Shops Specialty Pharmacies, bridging all of the various departments and team members to successfully implement and manage the organization’s government affairs initiatives. He has also held positions at the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy, the Maine Association of Substance Abuse Programs, and the American Health Quality Association. Boesen received his pharmacy degree from the University of Arizona and his law degree, cum laude, from the Phoenix School of Law.

Jonathan Warshaw is a skilled criminal defense attorney in Gilbert and the founder of the Law Office of Jonathan L. Warshaw. He started his career as a police officer for the Mesa Police Department and as a prosecutor with Maricopa County. He realized that many innocent people were being charged with crimes they did not do, which is why he chose to defend them. Attorney Warshaw brings unique insight into how the opposition thinks and carefully constructs a defense for his clients. He is dedicated in their freedom and uses all his resources to effectively argue on their behalf.

Injured in Arizona?  We represent individuals who have injured in car accidents, truck accidents, motor cycle accidents, pedestrian accidents, bicycle accidents, slip and fall accidents, dog bites, wrongful death, and product liability accidents.. We work 100% on contigency, which means that we only get paid after we win your case.  There's never any money out-of-pocket and all of our consultations are 100% free.. Unlike the 'billboard' type firms, you'll actually get to talk to me and have me handle your case.. Offering Military, LE, and first-responder discounts.

I take pride in offering honest answers and straight forward solutions to my clients. I do not get involved in legal matters unless your case is legitimate and has true legal merit. My work and my fees are transparent, upfront, and honest. I encourage my clients to contact me directly, and never pass that responsibility off to assistants. Let me show you what personal legal services are like.

I represent employers and employees in all aspects of labor and employment law.  I have provided advice and counsel and litigation services to some of the top Fortunees as well as working as in-house counsel.  I know what employers want when it comes to legal representation.   For employees - I know how employers work, and use that knowledge to advocate on behalf of employees who have been illegally treated.  From wage and hour, to discrimination and harassment, whistleblower retaliation, FMLA and ADA leaves, and wrongful termination, I am available to represent employers and employees in employment/labor law matters.

I realized the importance of estate planning when my dad died when I was 19. Through the years I have seen the benefits of great planning, and the nightmare of poor planning. I am passionate about being an advocate —and a voice — for my clients and their families during a time of crisis.. I grew up in a small town and I have always loved being part of a community. My mother always told me to "Give a Good Day" and I enjoy doing that here in the southeast valley. I serve as Becky President of the Small Business Alliance, am on the Mercy Gilbert Hospital Patient Advisory Council, and I am the WealthCounsel Arizona Forum Facilitator where I am responsible for the mentoring and continuing education of 150+ estate planning attorneys in Arizona. My law firm also supports veterans through Operation Welcome Home, AZ Wall Project, and the Honor Flight program. We also sponsor the 2015-2016 Higley Center for the Performing Arts season and display works of our from the Gilbert Visual Art League in our office.. I have been married to my better half, Rick, for more than 20 years and have lived in California, Ohio, and Arizona and have called Gilbert "home" since 2004. I love riding bikes with my 6-year old son, William. I also enjoy traveling (especially to any beach or federal park), rooting for Cleveland sports teams that sadly never win, and I am a bit obsessed with action movies (which makes the office appropriately located in suite #007!)

I focus my practice on entertainment law, corporate law, intellectual property, and all types of business transactions. I have additional experience with real estate transactions and employment contracts.. As an advisor to small and mid-sized businesses, I counsel on both the challenges and growth opportunities that owners experience throughout numerous transitional phases, including acquisition or sale of a company. I’ve also assisted startup companies with entity formation and structure, commercial leasing, intellectual property protection, and general operational matters.. Much of my practice is dedicated to a wide range of entertainers, musicians, YouTube influencers, and professional athletes. My experience with trademark, copyright, and licensing law is essential for overcoming the most common legal issues that musical artists and other creatives face.. I previously served as in-house counsel and vice president to a mid-sized baseball agency specializing in athletic representation, where I negotiated player contract salaries, endorsements contracts, and prepared salary arbitration cases.. I am licensed to practice law in Arizona, Tennessee, and Oregon.

I am the founder and owner of Harper Law PLC, a real estate and employment law firm serving clients throughout the State of Arizona. Harper Law prides itself on representing regular people facing legal difficulties related to two of the most important things in their lives - their homes and their jobs.. I am a 1998 graduate of the University of Arizona and after working with some of the best-regarded firms in Tucson and Phoenix, I opened my own law firm in 2004. Since that time, a significant part of my practice has focused on real estate law and employment related matters.. Unlike many lawyers who try to steer their practices away from helping the "little guy," I am committed to providing the advice individuals and small businesses need to navigate the complex legal problems they face, without incurring astronomical legal fees when it can be avoided.

I am a family and juvenile law attorney practicing in Phoenix, Arizona and the surrounding areas. I began my legal career as an Assistant Attorney General at the Arizona Attorney General's Office representing the Department of Child Safety. In this position I appeared in several hundred juvenile court hearings, mediations, and trials. As a result I have extensive experience in Juvenile court matters including guardianship and adoption.. Upon resigning from the Attorney General's Office, I started as an attorney with the Cantor Law Group and therafter Barreda Law, PLLC. My practice includes: dissolution of marriage, legal separation, child support, paternity, parenting time, legal decision-making (formerly "custody"), spousal maintenance, modifications and enforcement of existing orders, relocation, orders of protection, injunctions against harassment, DCS cases, dependency, termination of parental rights, and adoption.

I am a 4th generation native Arizonan and a 3rd generation graduate of both Mesa High School and ASU.  My ties to this state and especially the East Valley run deep.  Prior to becoming a lawyer, I enjoyed a 16 year career as a business executive in the areas of credit, finance, business development, data management, and mergers & acquisitions.  I draw on that experience every day as I advise my business clients.

Hi:  For over 37 years I have practiced injury law and now that is the only law I practice. Over those 37 years, I have honed a degree of knowledge and expertise that is difficult for other attorneys to match. For the first 16 years of my practice, I worked with my father in a small town in Ohio. Those small-town values followed me to the big city, which is why I have designed my practice around a single core belief - client service first and foremost. I have worked with my paralegal for 20 years now, and we operate with the same core value structure: We answer the phone, respond to emails, and put 100% effort into each and every file.. We have 37 years of experience. We bring small-town values to the big city: Responsiveness and results.

Heath was born in southern Arizona. He lived on various ranches and farms in small towns in Arizona where he learned the importance of challenging work, perseverance, and pride in workmanship. At the beginning of his teenage years, he and his family moved to the Phoenix Metro Area. Upon graduation from high school, he served a religious mission in Santiago, Chile for two (2) years wherein he learned Spanish and a love for the South American people.. After successfully completing his religious mission, Heath attended Mesa Community College and graduated with his Associates of Arts degree. He attended the W.P. Carey School of Business at Arizona State University and earn a degree in Accountancy. During his undergraduate studies he worked as an Assistant Controller with Sears Financial Services where he maintained, managed, and analyzed financial statements, payroll, budgets, tax compliance issues, and special projects. He graduated from Arizona State University with degrees in Accountancy. Upon graduation, he began working for Accenture with American Express. His skills include software testing, troubleshooting issues, developing innovative solutions to drive growth, conducting training sessions for the client, reporting to the client, and resolving client issues. He attended the Sandra Day O'Connor College and graduated from with a Juris Doctorate Degree. During law school, he worked on various cases and financial issues for attorneys in real estate, business law, business valuations, contract review, probate litigation, estate planning, tax law, and family law.. Heath has twenty-one (21) years of litigation experience. He practices law in the areas of litigation, real estate law, business law, contracts, probate law, and family law. He has experience in personal injury, criminal law, tax law, administrative law, and licensing. Heath has been a licensed real estate broker in Arizona for seventeen (17) years.. Heath strives to eliminate litigation for his clients by precisely drafting documents to effectively accounting for the facts and law that can impact the parties to a document and agreement.. Heath understands the stress that a client feels in litigation cases. He believes a person should have professional and aggressive representation in litigation matters which begins with excellent communication. He strives to consistently meet or exceed his clients' expectations, to earn the confidence of his clients and the respect of his peers one case at a time.. Legal problems may seem complex and daunting but getting the help you need does not have to be.

For over 30 years, I have represented persons in matters in which the litigant(s) -- parent, grandparent, foster parent, the child, or others -- have become involved with AZ Child Protective Services (now known as Department of Child Safety). Whether I am privately-retained as legal counsel or court-appointed to serve as attorney, I advocate vigorously on behalf of ALL of my clients. I fight CPS (DCS). I represent natural and adoptive parents who are defending DCS involvement with their family.  I also represent some. foster parents seeking to become permanent placement for the children in their care, when DCS (CPS) 'policy' may not support maintaining the children with the foster family. I represent foster parents, grandparents, other relatives, other significant others who are seeking to intervene in proceedings. When the birth parents are unable to resume parenting responsibilities, there are often MANY people who wish to become the permanent custodian. In choosing between competing litigants, the Court considers the best interests of the child(ren) to be paramount. As your advocate, I present the best possible arguments, authority and evidence that YOU are the person who should be allowed to adopt or become legal guardian. I represent persons who wish to adopt their stepchild(ren). I represent parties in post-dissolution Family Court proceedings who are seeking modification of child custody orders. As a trained mediator, I will explore whether mediation with you and the other parent may be helpful. However, if negotiated settlement is not appropriate or possible, I am a strong advocate with superior litigation (courtroom) skills. I am an experienced adoption attorney -- in both domestic and international adoptions. I am an international adoptive parent myself. I have considerable expertise in immigration law issues relating to children.

Elley Law PLC maintains a general practice with an emphasis on civil litigation, real estate, and business law.  Rich is a licensed member of the State Bar of Arizona and is admitted to practice in all state courts in Arizona, the United States District Court of Arizona, and the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals.. Rich began his career in law with the Northrop Grumman Corporation where he gained hands-on experience with multi-billion dollar contracts and contract negotiation. After leaving Northrop, he completed an internship at Maxey Law Office in Spokane, Washington, focusing on litigation in family, criminal, and personal injury law.. Rich received his Doctorate in Jurisprudence from Gonzaga University School of Law where he was awarded the Excellence in Business Anti-Trust CALI award and graduated with the honor of Cum Laude. Additionally, Rich was a long-time multi-state licensed loan originator and has over two decades of experience in real estate finance and lending.

Criminal Defense Attorney Christopher Millar is a Former Prosecutor, Military Veteran, and Founder of Millar Law, P.L.L.C. As a Former Prosecutor, Attorney Millar handled all types of criminal cases, from Serious Felony Offenses to Misdemeanors. He has extensive experience in DUIs, Felony Offenses, Assaults, Domestic Violence, Weapons Offenses, Drug Offenses, Criminal Traffic Offenses, and more. Contact Millar Law for a no-obligation case review to see how we can help you with your case.. Attorney Millar is originally from Chicago, Illinois, and moved to Arizona in 2005 when he joined the United States Air Force. After serving four years, he attended Arizona State University and majored in Chemical Engineering, graduating Cum Laude. Attorney Millar attended Law School at the University of Illinois College of Law.. Christopher's work experience has extended his service to his country, community, and clients. As a Former Prosecutor for Maricopa County, he prosecuted felony, misdemeanor, and criminal traffic offenses for the County. He also worked as a Private Criminal Defense Attorney where he defended individual's rights. He opened Millar Law, P.L.L.C. to continue to serve clients and bring his years of prosecutorial and defense experience to fight on their behalf.

Carlos Brown is managing attorney and owner  of Carlos Brown Law, PLLC. He is a graduate of Chicago-Kent College of Law. Prior to graduating law school Mr. Brown attended Arizona State University where he received a degree in Supply Chain Management with a Certificate in International Business. He is fluent in both Spanish and German. Carlos has spent an extensive amount of time living abroad in countries such as Germany, Korea and Spain. He is a veteran of the United States Air Force. Attorney Carlos Brown is dedicated and passionate about his practice. He provides personal attention to each case and offers free consultations to all potential clients. Mr. Brown will provide the representation and devote the energy you deserve for your case. Our law firm is committed to client satisfaction and integrity.

Brian A. Foutz is a fourth generation Arizonan with strong family ties to the Phoenix area.   He attended school locally at Encanto, Clarendon and Central High School and later Brigham Young University.  In law school, Brian served as Administrative Editor of Law Review.  He was formerly employed by the Institute for Justice, the Law Office of John V. Riggs, and Horan Law Offices.  He also is the former Director of Student Affairs at Phoenix School of Law and a trained mediator.. Brian enjoys involvement in youth sports and has coached numerous teams in the Provo and Clarendon Little Leagues and the Recreational Association of Madison Meadows-Simis (RAMMS).  He is a former scoutmaster of BSA Troop 38, and is an Eagle Scout.  He is a huge sports fan of all our local teams—Cardinals, Diamondbacks, Suns, Coyotes and Sun Devils.  He is an avid reader, loves sailing, and is proficient in Mandarin Chinese.