Top Estate Lawyers in Tucson | 2 available

2 Estate lawyers are available in Tucson, Arizona, including Cary Sandman and Robby Adamson. These lawyers are rated between 3.6/5 to 4.0/5 and 50% provide free consultation.

Cary Sandman

Robby Adamson

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Cary Sandman

Firm: Waterfall, Economidis, Caldwell, Hanshaw & Villamana, P.C.

5210 East Williams Circle Suite 800 , Tucson , Arizona 85711

Practice Areas: Arbitration, Business , Corporate , Estate , Intellectual Property , Mediation, Personal Injury, Probate , Real Estate , Criminal Defense, Criminal Defense

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Robby Adamson

Firm: Duffield Young Adamson, P.C.

3430 East Sunrise Drive Suite 200 , Tucson , Arizona 85718

Practice Areas: Corporate , Elder , Estate , Estate Planning, Guardianship and Conservatorship, Taxation - State & Federal, Elder Law

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My HOA is fining me for solar panels that were approved years ago | Aug 24, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: Arizona. I just need to know if I have any recourse here. This feels completely unfair and like a bait and switch. Back in 2022 I bought my house. Part of the appeal was that it already had solar panels installed on the roof. They were put in by the previous owner around 2020. There are documents in my closing paperwork showing that the HOA approved the solar panel installation back then. My realtor even confirmed it was all good. Fast forward to last month. I got a letter from the HOA saying I'm in violation of a new rule about roof aesthetics and they're fining me $50 a day until the panels are removed. They claim the panels don't blend in with the roof line and are a visual nuisance. When I called them, they said the previous approval was under an old set of rules and the new rules supersede it. They even said they updated their bylaws in April 2026 and sent out notices to everyone. I never got any notice about new bylaws. I checked my email and mail and found nothing. My neighbors, some of whom also have solar, got the same letter. Is there anything we can do to fight this? It seems crazy to fine someone for something that was approved years ago especially when I bought the house with them already there.
Totally lost, looking for help to point me in the right direction. Re:Power of attorney? | Aug 18, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
I will try to be brief, but I’m not very good at that, so let me know if you have a follow up question. Location: Rockland County, NY I live in Tucson, Arizona. I’m from Rockland County, New York. My 85 year-old mother fell about five weeks ago, for no apparent reason. She went to the hospital, they transferred her to a rehab center where she is currently beginning week number four. I flew to New York two weeks ago, and took care of a lot of things, mostly financial, and things around the house that needed to be done. My sister lives in the area, but is basically useless. She will not be released from the rehab center, in my opinion, anytime soon, because they will not release her until she can walk, and until she can get in and out of the bed by herself. I paid a bunch of the bills, mostly using my mother’s credentials. Over the phone, kind of stuff. My mother has zero online presence. She never set up electronic banking or electronic bill paying or anything of the kind. Obviously, I am going to try to continue paying these bills, the ones that I know of, from Arizona. But the time has come, that since she is not going to be released anytime soon, that this needs to turn into a long-term situation. I’m completely clueless when it comes to stuff like this, but it seems to me that I should get a…
Seeking guidance on who to contact | Jul 22, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: Arizona I have had power of attorney for my mother in California since 2021. She has Alzheimer’s and is currently in a memory care facility. My estranged sister lives near her and got documents granting her POA. The documents are signed and notarized, but according to my mother, she was told to sign them by my sister “so we can be a family again”. I have tried contacting lawyers in AZ and CA to clarify the validity of a POA signed by a dementia patient, but none seem willing/able to help me and advise me to contact a lawyer from the other state. (CA tells me to call AZ bc that’s where I’m located, and AZ tells me to call CA bc that’s where my mother is located) I also want to make sure that my mother’s living will is on file at her memory care facility, but it appears that my sister has placed me on some sort of block list at the nursing facility. I’m just looking for some guidance on who should I contact regarding my mother’s situation, and possibly what type of lawyer do I need to consult with?

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