Arizona Estate Planning Firm Keystone Law Firm Welcomes New Litigation Attorney
Jul 11, 2023
Estate planning firm Keystone Law Firm grows with the addition of Mark Ingle, its new litigation attorney to handle clients’ probate matters, among others.
Chandler, United States - July 11, 2023 /PressCable/ —
Arizona estate planning firm Keystone Law Firm welcomes Mark Ingle as its newest probate lawyer. Mark will be handling contested probate matters for clients who require legal assistance.
Mark graduated from Texas A&M University with a B.S. and M.S. in accounting. He then moved to Arizona to attend law school at Arizona State University. After graduating, he chose to remain in the state and later on spent an extensive career in finance law, including local and state tax.
His legal career started as a tax attorney at the Arizona Department of Revenue. Mark then worked in the tax section at the Arizona Attorney General’s Office. There, he was involved in the litigation of different tax types. The next step in his career was for the City of Phoenix as the finance attorney, where he covered payroll tax, bankruptcy, tax audit, collections, and debt financing.
As a seasoned attorney, Mark likes to put himself on the frontline for his clients. He is dedicated to serving individuals and using his knowledge to the fullest in handling many different cases.
Mark is certainly a welcome addition to the team of attorneys at Keystone Law Firm. His experience as a tax and finance attorney will prove to be valuable to the firm.
Keystone Law Firm is an award-winning estate planning firm in Arizona. It is home to experienced estate planning lawyers who know the legal intricacies of asset protection. They walk clients through cases of illness, death, and others that will affect their finances.
The law firm works with families so that they can make ideal decisions and plan accordingly for the future. Their estate planning attorneys and staff also help clients manage their assets and protect their beneficiaries.
Keystone Law Firm provides people with financial solutions to help protect their estate and their loved ones. The estate planners and probate attorneys at the firm handle various legal concerns. These include trusts, wills, probate, and long-term care planning. They serve those in Chandler, AZ, and the surrounding areas.
Visit their office at 2701 W. Queen Creek Rd. #3, Chandler, AZ 85248, or contact them at (480) 418-8448 for a free evaluation.
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Address: 2701 W Queen Creek Rd. #3, Chandler, AZ 85248, United States
Phone: +1-480-418-8448
Website: https://www.keystonelawfirm.com/
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