Leonard Karp
Divorce and Family Law
Karp & Weiss has a national reputation in domestic relations matters. We represent both husbands and wives and handle complex divorce cases involving substantial assets. We are able to use our experience in business matters to negotiate fair and appropriate division of community business and real estate assets, including valuations of businesses, pension and profit-sharing plans, and stock options. We also have developed associations with expert witnesses and consultants who are prepared to testify when appropriate.
Our domestic relations practice incorporates all phases of family law, including antenuptial (prenuptial) agreements and child custody and support issues.
Complex domestic litigation often requires psychological and accounting consultants. Our team consists of legal counsel selected as one of the BEST LAWYERS in AMERICA, the only domestic relations attorney in the state of Arizona to be chosen as a diplomate of the American College of Family Trial Lawyers and a certified family law specialist. In addition, we have an on site psychologist (Dr. Cheryl L. Karp) and a Certified Public Accountant (Mary Clements).
We also have substantial experience in mediation, arbitration, and other alternative dispute resolutions.
Karp & Weiss
3060 N Swan Rd #100
Tucson AZ 85712
Tel: 520 325-4200
Fax: 520 325-4224
E-mail: lkarp@karpweiss.com
Practice Areas:
Divorce; Child Support; Family Law; Child Custody
Mr. Karp practices in the area of domestic relations law. Mr. Karp focuses his practice on representing high net-worth individuals involved in complex marriage dissolution actions. Many of Mr. Karp's cases involve the division of valuable businesses and real estate that are owned by the marital community and must be divided between spouses. Mr. Karp has extensive experience working with accountants, business lawyers, and experts in both valuing and dividing assets.
Mr. Karp also is a highly respected mediator for those spouses who seek to resolve issues without litigation at all or to end pending litigation.
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