Service area · Maricopa County
Chandler families dealing with an estate, a trust, or a dispute can work with Copper Wren Law from the firm's Mesa office. Chandler estates are Maricopa County matters.
Where the firm is: Copper Wren Law does not have a Chandler office. The firm's only office is at 1234 S. Power Road, Suite 151, Mesa.
Straight answers
No. Copper Wren Law's only office is at 1234 S. Power Road, Suite 151 in Mesa. Chandler is worth a specific note, though: Citadel Law Firm — the separate firm that handles estate planning — is based in Chandler. A Chandler address on this site therefore belongs to that other firm, not to Copper Wren Law.
Citadel Law Firm, not Copper Wren Law. Estate planning is the one service on this site that Copper Wren Law does not perform itself; any planning engagement would be with Citadel, a separate firm based in Chandler. Copper Wren Law handles probate, trust administration, guardianship, conservatorship, and contested estate matters.
Chandler sits entirely within Maricopa County, so a probate for a Chandler resident would generally be a Maricopa County Superior Court matter. There is no county-line ambiguity in Chandler the way there is in Apache Junction or Queen Creek. Where within the county a matter is heard can still vary.
Chandler, Arizona
Chandler is also where Citadel Law Firm is based — the separate firm Copper Wren Law coordinates with for estate planning. If your question is about putting documents in place rather than administering an estate, that is worth knowing at the outset, because the planning work would be handled by Citadel rather than by Copper Wren Law.
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Common questions
Chandler is in Maricopa County, so a probate for a Chandler resident would generally be a Maricopa County Superior Court matter.
Only for planning work. Citadel Law Firm in Chandler handles estate planning; Copper Wren Law handles probate, trust administration, guardianship, conservatorship, and contested estate matters.
Elsewhere in the East Valley
Free initial consultation, usually by phone. You do not need documents in front of you, and you do not need to know whether Chandler puts your matter in Maricopa County — that is one of the things the first conversation works out.
Information on this website is general in nature and is not legal advice. Viewing this website or contacting the firm does not create an attorney-client relationship. Past results and client experiences do not guarantee a similar outcome.
