Debra A Weecks

There is often, again, overlap of domestic violence within the broad category of family law. D.V. cases may lend themselves to court actions within a family law case or to separate cases in other courts and under three distinct substantive areas of law in Arizona.

Ms. Weecks was honored to be the Chair of Program T-30 at the State Bar Convention in June 2015, as well as a co-presenter. The program spanned many facets of elder-law, including advanced directives (such as powers of attorney), guardianships, conservatorships, and other protective proceedings, and combating financial exploitation of vulnerable adults.

Ms. Weecks is an attorney practicing law exclusively in Arizona. Practice areas vary based upon clients' needs, but with an emphasis on FAMILY law, ELDER law issues PROTECTIVE ORDERS, DISPUTES, and other "personal" legal issues that affect clients' lives. Her practice spans many areas and offers Unbundled & Traditional Legal Services. Your telephone call is welcome if you wish to discuss whether The Law Office of Debbie Weecks might be of service to you.

Ms. Weecks enjoys assisting couples of every walk of life in planning their legal arrangements when entering a marital situation. Although a young couple starting out might not have need for written advanced agreements, later life couples and those with separate sets of children may wish to explore pre-marital agreements with counsel as they form their new bonds.

Families are impacted profoundly with the passing of a loved one. In Arizona analysis of the financial and related matters is critical because options on settling affairs and tending to dependents left behind are varied. Not all decedents' estates in Arizona require probate, and often probate is a process that is misunderstood prior to a thorough analysis in a meeting with counsel.