I needed legal assistance to deal with a hit and run driver. I researched attorneys via my Hyatt…read moreLegal and came across Kamper and Estrada. Tim and Elizabeth met me on a Saturday in the office for my initial consultation and I signed up the same day. Everything went smoothly, I was always kept informed, and Deb even went out of her way to assist me while we are out of town dealing with the death of a family member. I was never treated like a number and felt sure they were working in my best interest. All my questions were answered and all was resolved to my satisfaction. Kamper and Estrada were easy to work with and very knowledgeable. Thanks for a job well done.

Absolutley amazing people. I recommend them they not only took care of everything but kept me…read moreupdated and treat you like family. I love these people and will recommend them to everyone I know.

When my mother passed, her financial institutions froze her assets, some of which were in a trust…read moreand some titled in her own name. I as a first-time successor trustee had no idea how to start in recovering them. Some of the financial institutions mentioned probate as an option, but with no experience, I was hesitant to tackle that myself. Fortunately I found Julie at Arizona Probate LLC. After she phone-interviewed me to get an understanding of my mother's assets, she suggested I use a "Small Estate Affidavit", which she prepared for a reasonable price and in a timely manner. Happily, my mother's financial institutions both accepted the Small Estate Affidavit and released the assets so that I could settle the estate. Julie was a huge help. With her on the team, the process was clear, easy and affordable. I highly recommend Arizona Probate LLC and Julie. I would readily hire her again any time I needed estate work.

I live in NC and my mother passed while living in a Memory Care facility in AZ. I am her only…read moreheir, & executor/beneficiary in her Will, so I thought this was a simple transfer of her estate. I was overwhelmed to learn I had to file Probate in another state. I hired Julie of Arizona Probate, LLC after firing another service who was completely incompetent & caused me two months of unnecessary stress & delay. I was so thankful to find Julie. To say she's been a life saver is no exaggeration. She is knowledgeable, competent & also a fiduciary, which is an added bonus. The process went from being a nightmare to being handled professionally and in a timely manner. Julie is also just a nice person to work with. I spoke to many other services and I think Julie really stands out among the crowd. I highly recommend her to anyone needing help with the Probate process.

Caleb is a knowledgable, caring, and trustworthy attorney that knows his stuff when it comes to…read moreestate planning and elder law. Very few attorneys have the well-rounded approach that Caleb takes when representing a client and taking in the whole picture. The staff are friendly, polite and professional. You'll notice a difference from when you first walk in the door. I also like that the firm has litigation experience so that they know how to avoid problems, and if an issue ever pops up then they'll be able to handle it. They're the go-to firm in the Phoenix area.

Emily and her team made my estate planning so easy. After the recent loss of my Mother I felt I was…read morejust overwhelmed with feelings. From the initial consultation the team definitely put my mind at ease. I just can't reiterate enough how easy it was, there are decisions to be made but the team takes you by the hand and walks you all through that. I definitely wanted my boys involved and they were nice enough to zoom them in and explain the process step by step. The surprising thing is in the end once everything is done, what a beautiful binder they give you for easy access to all your documents. Definitely would recommend them. Thank you ladies

The Law Office of Libby Banks, PLLC is an exceptional law firm offering a full spectrum of…read morecomprehensive legal estate planning for all demographics of clients. Trusts; Irrevocable, Revokable, Literary, Pet, Last Will and Testament, Asset Protection, Probate Attorney Services and more. I searched for the best possible trustworthy Estate Planning Law Firm in the Phoenix area and chose The Law Office of Libby Banks. I was extremely impressed with their website information and progressive legal services. I am elated I found them. My will was outdated requiring many necessary changes plus I wanted to avoid probate at all costs. I also had concerns for a family member with special needs and I wasn't sure how to proceed. The complimentary consultation with Attorney Libby Banks was so helpful and eased concerns on best steps for my estate planning and family member with special needs. Attorney Banks was authentically warm, honest, and understanding. She shared a wealth of current up-to-date legal advice, knowledge, and sound guidance. Attorney Banks and her entire staff further impressed with professionalism, empathy, compassion, superior organizational administrative details and meticulous documentation. We completed a Living Trust, Will, Health Care Power of Attorney, and Durable Power of Attorney. I was given ample time to gather key details and received on-going supportive communication from the staff. All documents were filed successfully and the overall process was straightforward, uncomplicated, and timely. Heart felt appreciation to everyone at The Law Office of Libby Banks for the peace of mind I now have. It has been an absolute pleasure to work with you all; Attorney Libby Banks, Allison-Associate Attorney, Colton-Attorney at law, John-Paralegal, Jessie-Receptionist, Rae-Client Care Coordinator and Aileen-Administrative Assistant. Thank you!

Went to Libby Banks for a simple probate, the service was exceptional, and Karen is great.read more

Very friendly and knowledgeable staff. This is the second time I am using their service. I would…read moredefinitely recommend giving them a call.

They weren't able to solve my problem but did point me in the right direction. It was exactly the…read morekind of expert guidance I needed!

I had a session with Ben Benedict today seeking good advice on some Trust questions and was totally…read moreat ease with the way Ben answered my questions and offered sound advice that I can use in the future. Thank you for your time Ben!

From the owner: "Benedict Legal is a boutique estate planning, probate, trust administration and business law firm…read morelocated in Phoenix, Arizona. We represent individuals, families (multi-generational) and their businesses. We provide legal advice and services to help our clients plan for both the expected and unexpected events of everyday life. Benedict Legal strives to inform our clients about the planning options available to them in the seemingly complex areas of estate, probate, tax and business law. We help our clients minimize legal risks by designing and implementing a personalized estate plan. For clients involved in administering the estates of others, we have more than 25 years of experience."

We used this law firm service many years ago to update some legal documents. This attorney…read moreresponds quickly. She updated our documents quickly and efficiently. We dropped off some updated documents based on an inquiry from the attorney. We were done quickly. Free parking lot and WiFi available.

I was just would like to say I made a phone call to find out a few things. They took the time out…read moreto call me back and explain it to me what I needed to do. I would recommend their service for your needs.

Anthony is amazing! I can't believe how timely he is with our appointment, with his legal support,…read moreand general knowledge. I work with HOAs and found him again after working with him at a different firm. I was so glad that he is still practicing because his work is second to none! HOAs need legal support, especially in these difficult times and he is not only effective but affordable. He took a difficult situation that was compromising the neighborhood, got an ex parte done and resolved it to the community's satisfaction. Thank you so much Anthony! Also, huge thanks to Monica. She is always so friendly and organized in the office. Thank you Thank you Thank you!!!!

5-star reviews should be considered the highest and most difficult standard. Anthony Perez is a 10…read more Not because he did his job with excellence, not because he did exactly what he promised, and not because I could not be more pleased and appreciative for his service and attention, but for his professionalism, skills, honesty, immediate attention, and communication. He gave me more than a win, he gave me 100% confidence that this attorney is the sort of Attorney who is fair, honest, dutiful, and honorable. Most people find that hard to believe and may believe I am just one person who had a good experience. No, I am a person recommending this attorney because you will not waste money, or time, or be left with debt, and excuses like "oh well, win some lose some" outcome. If you need trust handling, planning, and navigating Anthony Perez is the only man in Phoenix I would ever rely on. I have learned, that cheap fees get you what you pay for. If you hire a man of character, skill, professionalism and who never leaves his clients learning last and late. I thank you from the bottom and top of our family's hearts. I hope his success will be yours to experience.

These attorneys are exceptional for any probate issue; they're intelligent, honest and know…read moreeveryone in the AZ court system.

They are crooks. Period…read more Based on my experience, I view this firm as part of what I call the "Theut Cartel"--a network of lawyers and firms operating within Arizona's conservatorship and guardianship system in ways that I believe can financially devastate the very families the system is supposed to protect. My experience with this system has left me deeply concerned about the enormous power court-appointed professionals can exercise over a person's property, finances, and legal rights. When substantial professional fees accumulate while the protected person has limited practical ability to challenge what is happening, the consequences can be devastating. I am also deeply troubled by the lack of a jury determination in these proceedings and by what I perceive as an unusually close relationship between repeat court-appointed professionals and the judicial system in which they regularly practice. Former Judge Lisa Ann VandenBerg later became Arizona's Presiding Disciplinary Judge. Based on my own experience with proceedings before her, that progression only increased my concerns about accountability within this system. Anyone facing an Arizona guardianship or conservatorship should obtain independent counsel, carefully review every accounting and fee application, preserve every court record, and scrutinize every professional appointed to the case. In my experience, once this machinery begins moving, challenging it can be extraordinarily difficult.

This is THE firm to use for Estate Planning. I've been working with them for over a year now and…read moresimply couldn't be any more impressed! Unbelievable team, unbelievable commitment, and unbelievably knowledgeable! I highly recommend them!

I was the defendant in an eviction action. Tiffany and Bosco were the attys for the plaintiff. The…read moreManaging Partner on this case claimed to have mailed a 30 day notice to my home address, via certified mail. According to USPS tracking info, obtained by me and never presented by Tiffany & Bosco, I supposedly received 3 different types of notices before the letter was returned undeliverable. When in reality, the first notice I received was a 5 day forcible detainer action. I received it, signed for it, and appeared at the hearing. The commissioner assigned to my case had been newly appointed to the bench for less than six months. He stated on the record that he needed to look up the law as we presented our arguments. He relied heavily on the attorneys' representations regarding the law and only looked up the statutes cited by them, and none of the laws I cited. I believe the attorneys took advantage of his lack of experience. The plaintiff never presented the USPS tracking history to the court. I obtained the tracking number myself and tracked the mailing. The plaintiff also never presented the returned mail or envelope as evidence. Instead, the attorney presented only a photograph showing the preparation of the certified-mail piece. There was no tracking history, no returned mail, and no other evidence establishing that the alleged 30-day notice was actually mailed and received as represented. I repeatedly pointed this out to the commissioner. At my pleadings stating they have to have returned mail, something proving it actually was mailed to my address, the atty, in almost a whisper stated to the judge, " oh, we received return mail on Oct.....But still did not present it to the court. Again the judge relying on the word of the atty instead of proof. The case was filed in Superior Court rather than the Justice Court where eviction actions are normally initiated. I had legitimate ownership-related claims that I was attempting to raise, (which I believe the attys had forknowledge of and why they brought it in Superior court and not justice court.) and I asked that those claims be heard in the proper forum. That request was denied. I later received the firm's detailed billing ledger as part of the judgment against me. That ledger raised serious questions. It showed billing for a draft of the 30-day notice, but I could find no subsequent billing for a final notice, no charge for certified postage, and no charge for a paralegal supposedly taking the letter to the post office at approximately 8:30 p.m. The ledger contained charges for matters far less significant than these. Yet the court had been shown a photograph of what appeared to be a certified-mail receipt. In my view, the absence of those charges was highly significant. I contend that the evidence presented to the court did not establish that the 30-day notice had actually been mailed in the manner represented. I believe the attorneys relied on the presumption of service associated with the 5-day process to obtain a judgment without first establishing that the required 30-day notice had properly been sent. I had lived in my home for 17 years. I had no attorney because I could not afford one, so I represented myself while trying to learn the law and appellate procedures. During this ordeal, I was dealing with serious and worsening kidney disease. I spent months filing appeals, motions, and other pleadings and trying to meet court deadlines while struggling physically and financially. Denied my 30 to fight and properly present my case, I was sent into a tail spin to try to save my home on a 5day forcible detainer. I fought for approximately six months. Even the sheriff gave me additional time after I explained my circumstances. Ultimately, I lost my home of 17 years. I was eventually forced to abandon my appeal because I could no longer keep up with the legal requirements, and once I was removed from the property, the appeal could no longer provide the practical relief I needed. I believe I was denied due process because the required 30-day notice was never properly established/ or sent. I am now seeking legal counsel to determine what claims may be appropriate concerning the conduct of the attorneys involved and the evidence presented to the court. What stands out most to me is that the detailed billing ledger became the very document that raised questions about the attorneys' version of events. In my opinion, they were not nearly as careful with that ledger as they were with the evidence presented regarding the alleged 30-day notice. I am sharing my experience because I believe an attorney's reputation does not automatically make every representation to a court accurate. In this case, a 59-year-old pro se defendant believes she uncovered serious inconsistencies--and those inconsistencies ultimately cost her the home she had lived in for 17 years.