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IS PROUD TO PRESENT CLE'S IN YOUR AREA!!!!

Loan Modifications, Short Sales, and Forclosure Process
Ethics (Alert on Loan Modifications, Recent Rules Changes, Recent Disciplinary Matters, and The Basics in Though Economic Times)

Presented By:

Don Miner, Esq.

Director, Fennermore Craig, P.C.

Angela M. Bradshaw Napper, Esq.

Assistant Ethics Counsel, State Bar of Arizona

May 19th, 2009

Advanced Registration is Required, please Contact:

Community Legal Services

Xochilt Estrada Nelson

1720 Beverly Ave., Suite A

Kingman, AZ 86409

Phone: 928-681-1177 or 800-255-9031, ext. 23

Fax: 928-681-5998

Applications Being Accepted for Vacancy on Mohave County Superior Court
Applications are being accepted for a vacancy on the Mohave County Superior Court created by the retirement of the Honorable James E. Chavez, effective March 31, 2009.
Presiding Superior Court Judge Randolph A. Bartlett has appointed an eleven member committee charged with the responsibility of screening applications, interviewing selected applicants and recommending up to the top three nominees to Governor Jan Brewer, who will appoint the new judge.
Applicants must be at least 30 years old, of good moral character, admitted to practice law in and a resident of Arizona for the past five years, and a resident of Mohave County for the past year. Additionally, because the Governor is required to appoint a person of the same political party as the person vacating the office, applicants for this vacancy must be a registered Republican.
Applications can be obtained from the Mohave County Superior Court website: www.mohavecourts.com,

by calling Superior Court Administration at

(928) 753-0790 extension 4391;

or by sending an electronic mail request to: cbrewer@courts.az.gov.

The original completed application and 11 double-sided copies must be returned to the Superior Court Administrator’s Office,

401 E. Spring Street, P.O. Box 7000,

Kingman, Arizona, 86402, by 3:00 p.m. on

Monday, March 16, 2009.
After the closing date has passed, the Superior Court will announce the names of all applicants and will provide an opportunity to the public to submit written comments to the Superior Court on issues relevant to the vacant judgeship or on a particular applicant.
The new judge will be paid $145,000 annually.

For applications click here.

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