December Newsletter

Congrats to Our Newest Partner, Ryan Womack, Esq.

Provident Law® is proud to announce Attorney Ryan Womack's promotion to Partner at the firm. Ryan Womack's practice focuses on real estate and commercial litigation, bringing over a decade of trial experience resolving high-stakes disputes across a range of industries. Known for his strategic insight and results-driven advocacy, Ryan represents clients in complex matters involving real estate and closely held businesses.

How Insurance Companies Fight Claims and How I Fight Back

By: Timothy J. Watson, Esq.

Most people think that if you used to work for big insurance companies or major corporations, you cannot be an advocate for everyday people. The truth is the opposite. I am Tim Watson, Senior Litigation Partner at Provident Law, and my background on the defense side gives me the insight I need to fight for the injured.

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PARTITION ACTIONS (PART III OF III)

By: Christopher J. Charles, Esq.

Like many legal issues, real estate partitions actions come with both pros and cons and a thorough risk assessment analysis should be undertaken with the help of experienced legal counsel before filing any complaint for partition. This article addresses some of those risks and completes the trilogy of this article series on partition actions. Thankfully, joint property owners have freedom and flexibility to carefully examine their legal options before making the important decision of whether to file a complaint for partition. This is due in part because there is no legal pressure to quickly file a partition action within any set amount of time because there is no statute of limitations for a joint owner of real property to bring a partition action.[1] But the right to partition can be waived by written or implied agreement based upon the facts and conduct of the parties. Ochinov. Ochino, 164 Ariz. 482, 793 P.2d 1149 (App. 1990).

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Upcoming Fee Update

As part of our ongoing commitment to transparency, the firm will be implementing updated fees beginning in 2026. Please take a moment to review the revised fee structure.

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