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Tucson Family Law Firm
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Offering practical advice and affordable solutions, Ayala Law Office serves people in the Tucson, Arizona, area in family law, estate planning, criminal defense and immigration matters. Since opening our doors in 2008, we have made and kept our commitment to work hard for our clients...
Offering practical advice and affordable solutions, Ayala Law Office serves people in the Tucson, Arizona, area in family law, estate planning, criminal defense and immigration matters. Since opening our doors in 2008, we have made and kept our commitment to work hard for our clients. Our attorneys have more than 85 years of combined experience navigating matters such as the following:
- Family law: Divorce, child support and child custody
- Immigration: Asylum, work visas and family visas
- Litigation and alternative dispute resolution
- Estate planning: Wills, trusts and probate
- Criminal defense: Driving while intoxicated and drug charges
At our law office, we take a simple yet effective approach to each case: We assess each issue on an individual level, use clear communication to help our clients understand the road ahead, and work together to develop a strategy that targets the best possible outcome.
Our goal is to take our clients from where they are now and lead them to where they want to be. In each case, that journey looks different. Sometimes, we are able to negotiate an outcome without having to go to court. In other matters, our attorneys successfully litigate a dispute. No matter which course the case goes, we remain a constant source of support and advice for our clients. Ayala Law Office accepts credit cards.
About Ayala Law Office, P.C.
Practice Areas
- Family Law
Fees
Accepts Credit Cards
Office Information
Address
70 West Franklin Street Tucson, AZ 85701
Phone
Fax
- 520-202-0392
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