Tucson, AZ
Probate Lawyer at Tucson, AZ
Practice Areas: Probate, Trusts ... +8 more
OUTCOME: Property owners (my clients) prevailed.
The matter involved two issues, to wit: (a) whether the original property subdivider had dedicated property to public use; and (b) whether the County was estopped to complain about an error in a permi ... t application 25+ years after the permit issued?
OUTCOME: The creditor (my client) was successful.
The case involved one issue, to wit: whether a creditor could reach property when the judgment debtor had title to the property and claimed he was holding the title for a third party?
OUTCOME: The Association (my client) lost.
The case involved common law dedication of roadway issues, and how a developer properly dedicates a roadway to public use in Arizona. The Arizona Supreme Court held that a dedication of roadways to pub ... lic use had occurred and, thus, that the plaintiffs had a right to use the roadways.
OUTCOME: The employer (my client) prevailed.
This case involved one issue, to wit: whether an agreement to pay a fixed sum as a salary for a year constituted an agreement to employ for a one year period? The court said the agreement simply set t ... he pay for the employee for so long as he worked for the employer.
OUTCOME: My client (the wife) prevailed.
The case addressed the liability of a wife for a $1,000,000+ construction loan, where the husband had signed a promissory note as an accommodation party for a partnership. The court held that the wife ... was not liable.
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