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Kimberly S. Earpundefined

Associate

Arizona
Tel: (949) 477-5050
Dir: (415) 529-7677

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Kimberly S. Earp is an associate attorney at Wright, Finlay & Zak. Mrs. Earp has been practicing in estate planning, probate and guardianship since 2015, representing a variety of clients with varying domestic relationships. Mrs. Earp has also practiced in the fields of creditor rights, bankruptcy and real estate since 2016. These cases have included large bank plaintiffs, as well as secondary buyers of credit, representing a diverse variety of clients in State Court, as well as in alternative dispute resolution proceedings.

Mrs. Earp is a member of the Arizona State Bar. She is a member of the Pima County Bar Association; she was the President of Young Lawyers Division (2018) and a voting member of Pima County Bar Association Board of Directors.

Education:

  • University of Arizona (B.A., Psychology, 2010)
  • Thomas M. Cooley Law School (J.D., cum laude, 2013)

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