Burns, Nickerson & Taylor, PLC
📍 3033 N Central Ave STE 555, Phoenix, AZ 85012
About Burns, Nickerson & Taylor, PLC
Located in Phoenix, Arizona, Burns, Nickerson & Taylor, PLC is a dedicated Family law attorney practice serving individuals and families across Maricopa County. The firm brings focused expertise to divorce and family law matters, helping clients in Phoenix navigate what is often one of the most challenging periods of their lives. Whether you are facing a straightforward uncontested divorce or a highly complex contested matter, Burns, Nickerson & Taylor, PLC is equipped to provide the guidance you need.
What distinguishes Burns, Nickerson & Taylor, PLC from other Phoenix law firms is their deep familiarity with the local courts and judicial culture of Maricopa County. Understanding how local judges approach issues like asset division and parenting time can make a meaningful difference in outcomes. This local insight, combined with a commitment to personalized attention, sets the firm apart in the competitive Phoenix legal market.
Arizona follows community property principles, meaning most assets and debts acquired during the marriage are divided equally upon divorce. However, exceptions exist for inheritances, gifts, and pre-marital property. The attorneys at Burns, Nickerson & Taylor, PLC help clients in Phoenix accurately identify and characterize all marital assets, protecting their financial interests throughout the dissolution process.
The firm serves a wide range of clients in Phoenix, including those dealing with uncontested divorces, high-asset property division, child custody and parenting plan disputes, spousal maintenance (alimony), and post-decree modifications. Regardless of the nature of your case, Burns, Nickerson & Taylor, PLC approaches every situation with the professionalism and empathy that clients deserve during difficult transitions.
Getting started with Burns, Nickerson & Taylor, PLC is straightforward. The first step is typically a consultation where the attorney will review your situation, explain your rights under Arizona law, and outline potential strategies. Clients in Phoenix consistently report feeling more informed and confident after their initial meeting. To schedule your consultation, contact Burns, Nickerson & Taylor, PLC by phone or through their website.
Client Reviews
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"Nickerson was the rudest man I ever met. He proceeded to talk to me for a whole hour. The whole time he talked about himself and then insulted my whole life and family just from a few things I said. Then after an hour tu..."
a year ago
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"I had to use them both for an order of protection and a family court. It was an incredibly messy story where I got a very biased judge that would ignore police reports mental health reports child protection report to tre..."
8 years ago
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"Mr. Nickerson helped me with an order of protection case there was a lot of backstory and he took the time to talk to multiple witnesses and collect lots of court records. Stood his ground in court and kept his calm. Ver..."
6 years ago
Frequently Asked Questions — Family law attorney in Phoenix, AZ
Legal fees in Phoenix vary based on case complexity. Hourly rates typically range from $200 to $450 per hour, while flat-fee arrangements for uncontested cases may start around $1,500. Burns, Nickerson & Taylor, PLC can provide a detailed fee estimate during your initial consultation.
While Arizona permits self-representation, professional legal guidance is strongly recommended when children, real estate, retirement accounts, or disputes are involved. An experienced attorney helps protect your rights under Arizona family law.
Arizona requires a minimum 60-day waiting period after filing. Uncontested divorces are often finalized in 3–6 months, while contested cases involving property or custody disputes may take 12–24 months.
Many family law attorneys in Phoenix offer free or reduced-cost initial consultations. Contact Burns, Nickerson & Taylor, PLC directly to learn about consultation availability and any associated fees.
Bring your marriage certificate, recent tax returns, bank and investment statements, mortgage or lease documents, vehicle titles, and a list of questions. This helps your attorney provide accurate legal advice from the start.