Amber Hughes Appointed to Committee on Examinations by Supreme Court of Arizona
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Dickinson Wright PLLC is pleased to announce that Amber Hughes, member partner in our Phoenix office, has been appointed as a member of Committee on Examinations by the Supreme Court of Arizona. The Committee on Examinations examines applicants for admission to the practice of law and advises the Supreme Court and the Committee on Character and Fitness regarding applicants who have passed the required examinations. Membership includes active members of the State Bar.
“I’m very excited for this new position and look forward to representing Dickinson Wright on the Committee,” said Amber.
Amber’s practice focuses solely on the areas of Estate Planning and Probate and Trust Administration. She regularly represents high-net-worth individuals, young professionals, new families, professional athletes, business owners and retirees. Amber also routinely oversees complicated probate and trust administrations and has wide-ranging courtroom, negotiation and settlement conference experience regarding contested trusts and estates, estate tax questions, property valuation concerns, title defects, family disputes and undiscovered assets. Amber's varied experience allows her to advise estates concerning the resolution of these and other issues.
“I’m very excited for this new position and look forward to representing Dickinson Wright on the Committee,” said Amber.
Amber’s practice focuses solely on the areas of Estate Planning and Probate and Trust Administration. She regularly represents high-net-worth individuals, young professionals, new families, professional athletes, business owners and retirees. Amber also routinely oversees complicated probate and trust administrations and has wide-ranging courtroom, negotiation and settlement conference experience regarding contested trusts and estates, estate tax questions, property valuation concerns, title defects, family disputes and undiscovered assets. Amber's varied experience allows her to advise estates concerning the resolution of these and other issues.
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