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Every case is quoted with a flat fee, agreed in writing before any work begins. Calls, emails, and document review are included. No running clock eating away at your retainer. If your case grows beyond the original scope, the added work is quoted the same way: in writing, before it starts.
You know the full cost before you commit, and it doesn't change when you call with a question.
Your attorney keeps you updated as your case moves, and your questions get answered without a meter running. You should never have to call just to find out what's happening.
You work with your attorney, not around them. Questions get answered in words you don't need a law degree to understand.
Divorce and custody decisions reshape daily life: where your kids wake up, how you plan your budget, schools, travel, and what the coming years will look like. Our family law attorneys walk you through each step under Arizona law, in plain language, whether your divorce is uncontested and cooperative or contested and complicated.
We handle divorce, child custody and parenting time, child support, prenuptial and postnuptial agreements, legal separation, and property division for clients across Tempe, Mesa, Chandler, Scottsdale, and across the Phoenix metro.
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An immigration case is never just paperwork. It’s whether your spouse can stay, whether your parents can join you, whether the life you’re building here is secure. Our immigration attorneys handle marriage and family-based green cards, naturalization, and citizenship from start to finish, with a clear plan and a clear price before anything is filed.
Immigration is federal law, so while our office is in Tempe, we represent clients across Arizona and wherever their cases take them. We also handle work visas, including H-1B and O-1, and employment-based green cards.
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"From the very beginning, she provided clear, practical advice and exceptional support during what was a very stressful and uncertain situation. She really went above and beyond, offering ongoing support. Thanks to her guidance and encouragement to remain persistent, I was able to achieve significantly better outcomes than I ever expected."
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Every Singular Law case is quoted as one flat fee, agreed in writing before any work begins. The amount depends on your case type and situation, which is why we start with a conversation. You'll have your full price before you commit to anything.
You tell us what's going on, and an attorney listens, asks a few questions, and explains your options in plain language. Before you commit to anything, you'll have your flat-fee quote in writing. No pressure, no obligation.
Arizona is a community property state. In general, property and debts acquired during the marriage belong to both spouses and are divided equitably in a divorce, which usually means close to equally. How that applies to your home, savings, or business depends on your situation, and it's one of the first things we'll walk through with you.
Arizona has a mandatory 60-day waiting period after divorce papers are served, so even the smoothest case takes about two months. Uncontested divorces can often be finalized shortly after that window. Contested cases take longer, and your attorney will give you a realistic timeline for your situation up front.
Yes. Many divorces resolve by agreement, and we keep those efficient. When a divorce is contested, your attorney handles it on flat-fee terms.
Family-based green cards, marriage green cards, naturalization, and citizenship are the core of the practice. We also handle work and employment-based visas, including H-1B, O-1, and EB-1 through EB-3.
No. Immigration is federal law, so we can represent you wherever you live. Most of our immigration clients are in Arizona, and many are not.
Yes. People change attorneys, and cases started without one sometimes need one. We'll review where things stand and quote the remaining work as a flat fee before we take anything on.
Your case starts with a conversation. Tell us what’s going on, and we’ll explain your options and quote your fee in writing before any work begins.
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