​​Service in the Community

We cannot imagine providing services to our local residents without being involved with them outside our practice.  We each try to bring our various and sundry passions into our neighborhoods, large and small. Everyone at the firm is grateful for the opportunity to learn and grow within our communities. We take our roles, both in and out of the office, as a welcomed occasion to share our enthusiasm with friends, families and our society at large.

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Margaret's Involvements & Associations 

Arizona

  • Admitted to the Bar in 2015.
  • Member of the international Law Section 2016-2020
  • The International Law Section’s Executive Council in 2018 and 2019. Speaker at the 2018 Annual Bar Convention on the Panel : “Invest in the West: Guiding Your Foreign Clients through Arizona’s Business Climate.”. 
  • Member of the Probate and Trust Section 2016-present.
  • Member of the Advanced Probate Litigation Committee 2019-present.
  • Central Arizona Estate Planning Council member 2018-present.
  • 2007-2019 - Volunteering at Cherokee Elementary – room parent, Board Member of APT, lead APT efforts to pass legislation to fund public schools, volunteered for a variety of classroom and school activities.
  • 2013-2018 - Cocopah Middle School - Committee Chair for staff appreciation and volunteered for a variety of school functions.
  • 2017-Present - Chaparral High School – APT Board member.
  • 2006-2015 - Volunteer at Paradise Valley United Methodist Church, teaching Sunday School, Stephen Minister and Member of Healing Prayer Ministry.
  •  2019-Present - Member of Our Lady of the Angels, Catholic Church.

California

  • Admitted to the Bar in 1994.
  • Member of International Law Section 2015-2017.
  • Member of the Trusts and Estates Section 2016 to present.
  • Member of the Solo and Small Firm 2019 to present.
  • Advisor to the Executive Committee of the Solo and Small Firm Section 2019-2020 and now member of the board 2021-22.

International

  • ​Admitted to the Roll of Solicitors in 1998.
  • Member of the Private Client Section 2019 to present.
  • Licensed to practice in England and Wales 1998 to present.

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Ginger's Involvements & Associations 

Ongoing  Endeavors

  • Cape Ann Animal Aid - Volunteer time with the animals and help fundraise for pet adoptions.
  • Vintage Pet Rescue - Help with fundraising efforts and local events.
  • Open Door- Volunteer with a local food pantry
  • Hospice - Volunteer visitor for patients, (Covid has put the in-person visits on hold).
  • Wachusett Audubon Society
  • Princeton Land Trust
  • Friends of the Princeton Public Library - Run programs and events for local residents to foster more community engagement.
  • Hearts for Heat - Raise awareness and help with local events to provide heating for families in need.
  • Facilitate virtual cookbook clubs for adults and one specifically for kids to encourage healthy and fun eating.
  • Host a weekly women's spirituality group.

Anna's Involvements & Associations 

  • ​2011-2017 - St. Patrick’s Catholic Church –Lead and teach CLOW (children’s liturgy of the word) volunteer K- 5th grade with "Safe Environment Training" & "Retreat Leader /Chaperone".

Ongoing Endeavors             

  •  St. Vincent de Paul-volunteer at the South Phoenix dining room
  • ​Archway, Cicero, and Scottsdale Preparatory Academy, (all Great Heart Schools) – Volunteer for various projects and the school PTO.  Assisted in many volunteer positions including health screenings, picture day assistant, teacher classroom aide, tutoring, lead student discussion groups, Science Club program development. Also chaperoned and was driver for all hiking/camping club overnight trips, and most other chaperone opportunities for student field trips and overnight excursions.  
  • ​​To do my part to keep the environment beautiful, I dedicate time to fill at least one garbage bag full of trash from the lake about once a month.  This is not part of any organization, just my own time to paddleboard along the edge of the shore pulling out fishing lines, cups, cans and anything else that should not be in the water. 
  • Feed My Starving Children
  • Girls Scouts
  • Liberty Wildlife Sanctuary
  • Big Miracles: Currently applying for a board position for this new valley non-profit.   Equine therapy/Horsemanship skills/Riding lessons are offered for youth with incarcerated parents and their caregivers. They also do Veteran outreach to those suffering from PTSD.  They welcome any socially or economically underprivileged youth that would otherwise not have an opportunity to connect, engage, and learn about  these peaceful creatures.  Kids of all ages and Veterans, are invited to participate in this Christian driven program for healing mind, body, and soul.