Arizona Lawyers Fountain Hills to Frank Carrizoza

Firm: Fountain Hills Law Firm

13034 N Verde River Dr , Fountain Hills , Arizona 85268

Practice Areas: Estate Planning,

Firm: Four Peaks Planning

1760 East Pecos Rd , Gilbert , Arizona 85295

Practice Areas: Wills, Trusts, & Probates

Firm: Sanders and Parks, Professional Corporation

1300   3030 North Third Street  85 , Phoenix , Arizona 85012

Practice Areas: Medical Malpractice,Military

Firm: Keystone Law Firm

2701 w. Queen Creek Rd., #3 , Chandler , Arizona 85248

Practice Areas: Estate Planning

About three months after I started law school, my wife called me out. I was already beginning to act like one of “those” lawyers. Honestly, I was embarrassed and wanted to drop out. But instead, I decided to make a course correction.. That was when I discovered what I truly enjoyed about the law. It was more than just being able to argue myself out of any debate; it was more than just being able to quote statutes or cite caselaw. And it was certainly more than just obtaining a degree. What I enjoyed most about the law was the ability to walk along-side friends and family that were facing some of the most stressful events in their entire life. Not only are the events emotionally draining (a death in the family, being sued, a divorce, etc.), but adding to that is the frustration of dealing with the legalities caused by that event.. It is my opinion that the law has, in some ways, been hidden from the general populace. Even with self-help books and self-help counters at the courthouse, I have found that most people, at best frustrate themselves trying to figure it out or, at worst, dig themselves into a deeper mess. When you think about just the simple question “Where can I find what the law says about…” there is no single book or location you can read to get your answer. For example, with trusts, you need to read the Arizona Probate Code, the Internal Revenue Code, the Treasury Regulations and many layers of Tax Court and Arizona Court Case Opinions. Those are not found in one book. Then if you consider that tax law is set at both the federal and the state level, your search could double.. Law school does not teach you how to be a lawyer. It teaches you how to research the law. That is a skill learned through hours and hours of practice. I am still learning it today. But that skill, paired with my commitment to listening to a clients’ problems, will get us all to a satisfactory result.. So that is why I am not an “Attorney and Counselor at Law”. There’s more to helping clients than just counseling – we, as lawyers, should solve problems. We are the last resort for a friend or family member who has done everything to solve the problem without us. Once a client walks into my office, they are meeting the only “Attorney & Problem Solver at Law”. And if it is a problem that I can’t solve, I will find someone who can.

7018 N. Barbados Pl , Phoenix , Arizona 85021

Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Real Estate, Business, Family

Firm: Francis J Slavin PC

2198 E Camelback Rd Ste 285 , Phoenix , Arizona 85016

Practice Areas: Construction & Development

Francis "Buzz" Slavin practices primarily in the areas of commercial litigation, real estate, contracts and agreements, condemnation/eminent domain, land use law and real estate development. He holds both an undergraduate and J.D. degree from the University of Cincinnati. He was admitted to the Bar in Ohio in 1968 and in Arizona in 1972 and is currently a member of both State Bar Associations. He is an AV Rated lawyer for over 25 years.. Mr. Slavin moved to Arizona from Ohio in 1971 to become vice-president and general counsel of a multi-discipline homebuilding, land development and residential lending company. He joined the Fennemore Craig law firm in 1973 and became a shareholder and director. In 1983 he formed the predecessor to his current firm, and then founded Francis J. Slavin Law Firm in 1990.. Active in the national and Arizona legal community, he has served on committees for the American Bar Association including the Forum Committee on the Construction Industry; Real Property; Probate and Trust Law Section; and State and Local Government Law. For the State Bar of Arizona, Mr. Slavin served on the Judicial Evaluation Committee (1974 to 1990), chairing that committee from 1976 to 1980, and the Disciplinary Commission (1976 to 1983), chairing that Commission from 1981 to 1983. In addition he has been a member of the Real Estate and Construction Law Sections.. Mr. Slavin is a member of the Order of the Coif and Phi Delta Phi. He is the author of Construction Law and Mechanics’ Liens in Arizona, published annually by Professional Educational Systems, Inc. (1980-2006). He served as Judge Pro Tempore, Superior Court of Arizona in the County of Maricopa from 1980-1990. From 1981-1989 he was a member of the City of Phoenix Zoning Ordinance Revision Committee.

Firm: Lewis and Roca LLP

One South Church Avenue Suite 700 , Tucson , Arizona 85701

Practice Areas: Arbitration, Civil , Construction , Corporate , Mediation

Firm: Bache & Lynch

2200 East Speedway , Tucson , Arizona 85719

Practice Areas: Personal Injury

FRANCES T. LYNCH was born in the United Kingdom and attended undergradute school at the University of Colorado, where she graduated with honors. Prior to receiving her law degree from the University of Arizona in 1988, where she wrote for and edited the Arizona Law Review, Ms. Lynch worked in Colorado as a newspaper reporter. During the past twenty years, she has published articles, columns and essays, appeared as a legal expert on talk radio throughout the United States, has served as a technical consultant for the film industry, and is the author of the book Draw The Line: Guide to A Sexual Harassment Free Workplace, (Oasis Press 1995). Ms. Lynch has a strong interest in public service. She worked for Southern Arizona Legal Aid and was formerly Program Director for the Tohono O'Odham Advocate Program. Ms. Lynch has practiced in both Tucson and Phoenix and has litigated hundreds of trials throughout Arizona. She served a term as Presiding Judge for Oro Valley Magistrate Court and also served as a Judge Pro Tempore for Pima County. Ms. Lynch is also a contributing author to "World of Criminal Justice," (2001) "Encyclopedia of Everyday Law," (2002) "Notable Black American Women," (2002) and "American Law," (2003) all published by The Gale Group. She is presently working on a series for .

Firm: Fowler St Clair

8655 E Via De Ventura , Scottsdale , Arizona 85258

Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Real Estate, Business

Firm: Frank Carrizoza

2126 W Indian School Road , Phoenix , Arizona 85015

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

Firm: Lewis Roca Rothgerber Christie LLP

201 E Washington St Ste 1200 , Phoenix , Arizona 85004

Practice Areas: Business, Gaming, Native Peoples Law, Real Estate

Firm: Griesing Law LLC

15333 N Pima Rd Ste 305 , Scottsdale , Arizona 85260

Practice Areas: Civil , Government Agencies, Business, Business, Business, Employment & Labor, Ethics & Professional Responsibility, Litigation

One N Central Avenue   1200  8500 , Phoenix , Arizona 85004

Practice Areas: General Practice

Firm: Department of Homeland Security

2035 N Central Ave , Phoenix , Arizona 85004

Firm: United States Attorneys Office

405 W Congress St Ste 4800 , Tucson , Arizona 85701

Firm: Gutierrez Law Firm, P.C.

20 E Thomas Rd Ste 2200 , Phoenix , Arizona 85012

Practice Areas: Personal Injury

Firm: Law Office of Francisco Leon

9121 E. Tanque Verde Road. , Tucson , Arizona 85749

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

, Scottsdale , Arizona 85254

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, Juvenile

Firm: The Jancarole Law Firm

3707 N Seventh Street   250  8501 , Phoenix , Arizona 85014

Practice Areas: Civil ,Construction Defects,Corporate ,Insurance ,Property

Firm: Arizona Attorney General's Office

400 W Congress St , Tucson , Arizona 85701

Practice Areas: Appeals