Curti regularly conducts useful CLE programs for lawyers in area related to trust administration and estate planning and is highly regarded.

It is important to the team at Fleming & Curti, PLC, that we continue to serve our clients, their families, and the Tucson community during the Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak. Our office remains open and we are able to schedule meetings by telephone or videoconference. If a home visit is needed, please let us know. For the time being, office meetings are by appointment only. If you would like to confirm a meeting, or reschedule, please contact us at (520) 622-0400 or [email protected]. As always, we can be reached after hours through the 24-hour on-call phone.
The health and safety of our clients and office visitors, as well as the health and safety of the Fleming & Curti team and their families, remains a priority to us. We are taking measures to reduce contact among our staff and clients and minimize exposure. In addition to exchanging documents electronically, we will continue to send and receive documents through the United States Postal Service. Feel free to contact us about your preferences for receiving documents.
Our business is nimble and our operations will adapt based on the guidance we learn from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the Courts, and other state and local agencies. We know that this is a time of tremendous uncertainty and rapid change, and we are ready to rise to that challenge.
We are committed to serving the community. That requires regular and transparent communication. We have faced challenges in the past and we know we will face new challenges in the future. We are committed to you and with your help, we will successfully make it through uncharted territories together.
Curti regularly conducts useful CLE programs for lawyers in area related to trust administration and estate planning and is highly regarded.
Fleming is an outstanding lawyer in the fields of trusts and estates, estate planning and elder law, and most lawyers in this community refer matters to him or call upon his expertise on a regular basis.
Wonderful people who helped us through a very trying time.
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