named programs · 10 · from sources
what they call their work
Adult Guardianship/Conservatorship Presentation
A free monthly presentation provided by the Pima County Bar Foundation.
Annual Judicial Reception
Hosted by the Young Lawyers Division when the Arizona Supreme Court has oral arguments in Tucson, honoring the judiciary and providing networking opportunities for new lawyers with judges.
Continuing Legal Education (CLE)
Provides affordable, quality continuing legal education seminars, including fundamentals, hot topics, and meet-the-judges programs, available in-person and online via SeminarWeb.
Family Law Legal Clinics
Free 30-minute legal clinics offered weekly by the Law Library of the Pima County Superior Court, with support from SALA, SU2J, and the Pima County Bar Foundation.
Lawyer Referral Service (LRS)
A public service established in 1956 to help individuals find qualified attorneys experienced in specific legal issues for a $50 referral fee and a 30-minute consultation.
Pima County Bar Foundation
Supports access to justice, legal assistance for indigent and underserved populations, educational outreach, and promotes professionalism and public service through various programs and funding initiatives.
Qualified Income Legal Team (QUILT) Modest Means Program
Assists individuals and families who do not qualify for free legal services but cannot afford regular attorney fees by providing reduced-fee legal representation for Family Law and Guardianship/Conservatorship cases, with a $40 application fee.
The Writ
A bi-monthly publication received by members, featuring articles and information relevant to the legal community.
YLD Holiday Party
An annual event hosted by the Young Lawyers Division for local foster children in partnership with the Arizona Children's Association, providing gifts to participating children.
Young Lawyers Division (YLD)
A division for attorneys in practice less than 5 years and/or under 36, offering networking, professional growth, community service programs, and travel opportunities to ABA meetings.
activities · 11 groups
what they do
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Professional Association Conferences & Events 8 activities
- Facilitate member networking and professional eventsHosts two annual General Membership Luncheons (January and May), a judicial reception for networking with judges, and other social events. The May luncheon includes leadership transitions and annual awards, while the judicial reception supports new lawyers in building professional connections.
- Host professional development and networking eventsHosts two annual General Membership Luncheons (January and May), a judicial reception for networking with judges, and other social events. The May luncheon includes leadership transitions and annual awards, while the judicial reception supports new lawyers in building connections with local, federal, and Supreme Court judges.
- Professional Development and Networking EventsHosts various events for legal professionals, including two annual General Membership Luncheons with guest speakers and awards, an annual judicial reception for networking, and travel opportunities for Young Lawyers Division (YLD) members to attend ABA meetings and workshops.
- Professional Development and Networking EventsHosts various events for legal professionals, including two annual General Membership Luncheons with guest speakers and awards, an annual judicial reception for networking, and travel opportunities for Young Lawyers Division members to attend ABA meetings and workshops.
- Professional Development and Networking EventsHosts various events for legal professionals, including two annual General Membership Luncheons with guest speakers and awards, an annual judicial reception to honor the judiciary and facilitate networking, and travel opportunities for Young Lawyers Division members to attend ABA meetings and workshops.
- Professional Development and Networking EventsHosts General Membership Luncheons annually with guest speakers, awards, and leadership transitions. Also hosts an annual judicial reception to honor the judiciary and provide networking opportunities for new lawyers with local, federal, and Supreme Court judges. Provides programs and services to local legal professionals to enhance their professional development and offers social/networking opportunities.
- Support Young Lawyers Division (YLD) professional engagementProvides travel opportunities for Young Lawyers Division (YLD) members to attend American Bar Association (ABA) meetings, regional conferences, and workshops to enhance professional development and national engagement.
- Support for Young Lawyers Division (YLD)Provides travel opportunities for Young Lawyers Division (YLD) members to attend various American Bar Association (ABA) meetings, regional conferences, and workshops.
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SNAP Enrollment Assistance 6 activities
- Charitable EndeavorsParticipates in charitable endeavors such as Lawyers For Literacy and Legal Community Against Hunger, and hosts an annual holiday party to raise funds and provide gifts for local foster children.
- Charitable Endeavors and Community ServiceParticipates in charitable endeavors such as Lawyers For Literacy and Legal Community Against Hunger, and hosts an annual holiday party to raise funds and provide gifts for local foster children.
- Charitable Endeavors and Community ServiceHosts an annual holiday party for local foster children, raising funds to provide gifts. Participates in charitable endeavors such as Lawyers For Literacy and Legal Community Against Hunger, and promotes public service through activities like annual awards and volunteer appreciation.
- Charitable and Community EngagementParticipates in charitable endeavors such as Lawyers For Literacy and Legal Community Against Hunger, and hosts an annual holiday party to raise funds and provide gifts for local foster children.
- Conduct charitable outreach initiativesParticipates in charitable programs such as Lawyers For Literacy and Legal Community Against Hunger, and hosts an annual holiday party for foster children, raising funds to provide gifts for over 100 participating children each year.
- Organize charitable outreach initiativesParticipates in charitable programs such as Lawyers For Literacy and Legal Community Against Hunger, and hosts an annual holiday party for foster children, raising funds to provide gifts for over 100 participating children each year.
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Legal Forms for Guardianship & Probate 6 activities
- Distribute legal forms for public useSells and provides digital access to legal forms for adult and minor guardianship, conservatorship, and probate, including permanent and combined arrangements. Offers downloadable versions through an online store and provides instructional packets designed for unrepresented litigants.
- Provision of Legal FormsSells digital and physical legal forms for adult guardianship/conservatorship, probate, and minor guardianship/conservatorship. These forms include instructions and are designed for unrepresented litigants, with discounted rates for members.
- Provision of Legal FormsSells digital and physical legal forms for adult guardianship/conservatorship, probate, and minor guardianship/conservatorship, with instructions specifically designed for unrepresented litigants. Members receive discounted rates on forms.
- Provision of Legal FormsSells legal forms for adult guardianship/conservatorship, probate, and minor guardianship/conservatorship, including permanent guardianship and combined permanent guardianship & conservatorship. These forms are available digitally for immediate download, with packets designed for unrepresented litigants, and members receive discounted rates.
- Sale of Legal FormsSells digital and physical legal forms for adult guardianship/conservatorship, minor guardianship/conservatorship, and probate, with instructions specifically designed for unrepresented litigants. Members receive discounted rates.
- Sell and distribute legal formsSells legal forms for adult and minor guardianship, conservatorship, and probate, offering both physical packets with instructions and digital versions for immediate download through its online store. Members receive discounted rates on these forms.
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Scholarship and Reduced-Fee Service Provision 5 activities
- Administer QUILT Modest Means Legal ProgramOperates the Qualified Income Legal Team (QUILT) Modest Means program, which provides reduced-fee legal representation for individuals who do not qualify for free services but cannot afford standard fees. The program focuses on Family Law, divorce, and Guardianship/Conservatorship cases.
- Operate QUILT Modest Means Legal ProgramRuns the Qualified Income Legal Team (QUILT) Modest Means program, which provides reduced-fee legal representation in Family Law and Guardianship/Conservatorship cases for individuals who do not qualify for free services but cannot afford standard fees. The program matches clients with participating attorneys for divorce and guardianship cases at lower rates.
- Qualified Income Legal Team (QUILT) Modest Means ProgramOperates the QUILT "Modest Means" Program, providing legal representation at a reduced fee for individuals and families who do not qualify for free legal services but cannot afford regular attorney fees. This program assists with Family Law, Guardianship/Conservatorship, and divorce cases.
- Qualified Income Legal Team (QUILT) Modest Means ProgramOperates the Qualified Income Legal Team (QUILT) "Modest Means" Program, providing legal representation at a reduced fee for individuals and families who do not qualify for free legal services but cannot afford regular attorney fees. The program assists with Family Law, Guardianship/Conservatorship, and divorce cases.
- Qualified Income Legal Team (QUILT) Modest Means ProgramOperates the QUILT "Modest Means" Program, providing legal representation at a reduced fee to individuals and families who do not qualify for free legal services but cannot afford regular attorney fees. The program assists with Family Law, Guardianship/Conservatorship, and divorce cases.
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Legal Exam and CLE Support Programs 5 activities
- Continuing Legal Education (CLE) ProgramsProvides continuing legal education (CLE) programs, including fundamentals, hot topics, and meet-the-judges programs, with most available through an online on-demand platform. Members receive discounted registration fees for over 25 seminars annually.
- Continuing Legal Education (CLE) ProgramsProvides continuing legal education (CLE) programs, including fundamentals, hot topics, and meet-the-judges programs, with most available through an online on-demand platform. Members receive discounted registration fees for over 25 seminars annually.
- Continuing Legal Education (CLE) ProgramsProvides continuing legal education (CLE) programs, including fundamentals, hot topics, and meet-the-judges programs, with most available through an online on-demand platform. Members receive discounted registration fees for over 25 seminars annually.
- Host continuing legal education (CLE) programsProvides continuing legal education (CLE) through seminars on fundamentals, hot topics, and meet-the-judges programs, with most available on-demand via SeminarWeb. Offers discounted registration for over 25 annual CLE events to support member professional development.
- Provide continuing legal education (CLE) programsOffers continuing legal education (CLE) seminars on fundamentals, hot topics, and judge engagement (e.g., "meet-the-judges"), with most available on-demand via SeminarWeb. Provides discounted registration for over 25 annual CLE events to support member professional development.
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Low-Cost Legal Consultations 5 activities
- Lawyer Referral Service (LRS)Operates a Lawyer Referral Service (LRS) that connects individuals with qualified attorneys experienced in specific legal issues, including those who can communicate in different languages. Individuals can consult with an attorney for up to half an hour for a $50 referral fee.
- Lawyer Referral Service (LRS)Operates a Lawyer Referral Service (LRS) to help individuals find qualified lawyers experienced in specific legal issues, matching them with attorneys based on legal needs, geographical location, and language requirements. Individuals can consult with an attorney for up to half an hour for a $50 referral fee.
- Lawyer Referral Service (LRS)Operates a Lawyer Referral Service (LRS) that connects individuals with qualified attorneys experienced in specific legal issues, including those who can communicate in different languages. Individuals can consult with an attorney for up to half an hour for a $50 referral fee.
- Operate Lawyer Referral Service (LRS)Provides a Lawyer Referral Service (LRS) established in 1956 that connects individuals with qualified attorneys based on their legal needs and location. The service includes a $50 consultation fee for up to 30 minutes with a participating attorney and supports referrals across various legal areas, including multilingual options.
- Operate Lawyer Referral Service (LRS)Provides a Lawyer Referral Service (LRS) established in 1956 that connects individuals with qualified attorneys based on their legal needs and location. The service includes a $50 consultation fee for up to 30 minutes with a referred attorney and supports referrals across various practice areas, including multilingual attorneys.
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Legal Professional Membership & Support Services 5 activities
- Member Resources and FacilitiesProvides members with an online directory of Pima County attorneys and free access to its conference room.
- Member Services and ResourcesProvides various services to its over 1,100 legal professional members, including an online directory of Pima County attorneys, free access to its conference room, and promoting attorney professionalism through awards and volunteer appreciation.
- Member Services and ResourcesProvides various services to its over 1,100 legal professional members, including an online directory of Pima County attorneys, free access to its conference room, and general legal services, resources, and education.
- Provide member resources and servicesOffers members an online attorney directory, free access to a conference room, and professional resources including CLEs and networking events to support legal practice and community engagement.
- Support member professional development and resourcesProvides members with access to an online attorney directory, free conference room use, discounted legal forms, and professional development resources to support their practice and engagement within the legal community.
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Member-Focused Newsletter Publishing 5 activities
- Publication of "The Writ" NewsletterPublishes "The Writ," an official monthly/bi-monthly newsletter since 1982, featuring articles by members, guest authors, and staff. Members receive a free subscription and digital access, while non-members can purchase yearly subscriptions.
- Publication of "The Writ" NewsletterPublishes "The Writ," an official monthly/bi-monthly newsletter since 1982, featuring articles by members, guest authors, and staff. Members receive a free subscription and digital access, while non-members can purchase yearly subscriptions.
- Publication of "The Writ" NewsletterPublishes "The Writ," an official monthly/bi-monthly newsletter since 1982, featuring articles by members, guest authors, and staff. Members receive a free subscription and digital access, while non-members can purchase yearly subscriptions.
- Publish "The Writ" newsletterProduces and distributes "The Writ," a monthly (or bi-monthly) publication featuring articles by members, guest authors, and staff. Provides free digital access to PCBA members and offers yearly subscriptions to non-members for $55.
- Publish "The Writ" newsletterPublishes "The Writ," a monthly (or bi-monthly) newsletter since 1982, featuring articles by members, guest authors, and staff. The publication is provided free to PCBA members and available by subscription to non-members for $55/year, with digital access also offered.
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Community Legal Education & Outreach 3 activities
- Community Legal Education and ServicesProvides legal services, resources, and education to the general public, including legal clinics and public presentations.
- Legal Services, Resources, and Education for the PublicProvides legal services, resources, and education to the general public, including legal clinics and public presentations.
- Legal Services, Resources, and Education for the PublicProvides legal services, resources, and education to the general public, including legal clinics and public presentations.
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Legal Profession Recognition Programs 2 activities
- Promote attorney professionalism and public serviceEncourages attorney professionalism and volunteerism through annual awards, volunteer appreciation events, and leadership recognition during member gatherings.
- Promote attorney professionalism and public serviceEncourages attorney professionalism and public service through annual awards, volunteer appreciation events, and recognition programs that highlight contributions within the legal community.
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Uncategorized 1 activity
- Member Directory and Conference Room AccessMaintains an online member-only directory and provides members with free access to its conference room.
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financials · form 990 · fy2022
revenue
Total revenue$432K
Contributions & grants$131K30%
Program service revenue$283K66%
Investment income$8K2%
Other revenue$10K
expenses
Total expenses$425K
Program expenses0%
Admin / overhead0%
Fundraising0%
Salaries & benefits$246K
Grants paid out$0
Largest expense lineCompensation
balance sheet
Total assets$237K
Cash$29K
Investments$165K
Liabilities$67K
Net assets$170K
Liquid reserves5.5 mo
3 years on record · 2020–2022 · YoY revenue +4.9%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2022
who runs it
paid leadership · 1
| Name | Title | Hours/wk | Compensation |
|---|---|---|---|
| SUSAN TRENTHAN | EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR | 45 | $95K |
board members · 22
- BETTINA M WONER — DIRECTOR
- BRIAN CLYMER — DIRECTOR
- CATHLEEN J HENNIGES — DIRECTOR
- CHRISTINA MUCKEY — DIRECTOR
- CHRISTOPHER GAST — DIRECTOR
- CINDY NGUYEN — DIRECTOR
- DAVID L DEIBEL — DIRECTOR
- JAMES RAPPAPORT — TREASURER
- JEFFERY T BERGIN — DIRECTOR
- JOSEPH EZZO — PRESIDENT
- LETICIA MARQUEZ — DIRECTOR
- LISA M QUEEN — DIRECTOR
- MARIA AGUILERA — DIRECTOR
- MARIAM FERGUSON — SECRETARY
- MICHAEL CRAWFORD — DIRECTOR
- NANCY J DAVIS — DIRECTOR
- NICOLE S HINDERAKER — DIRECTOR
- PAUL BOWRON — DIRECTOR
- REAGEN KULSETH — PAST PRESIDENT
- SANDRA BENSLEY — PRESIDENT ELECT
- TED A SCHMIDT — DIRECTOR
- TREVOR HILL — DIRECTOR
relationships · 22
who they work with
- American Bar Association Partner — Affords travel opportunities for YLD members to attend various ABA meetings.
- American Express Partner — Offers business cards with tools, perks, and rewards to members through NPP.
- Arizona Children's Association Partner — Works with the Arizona Children's Association to host a holiday party for local foster children.
- Hertz Car Rentals Partner — Provides special contract pricing on car rentals and free enrollment in Hertz Gold Plus Rewards for members through NPP.
- Law Library of the Pima County Superior Court Partner — Collaborates with the Law Library to offer free 30-minute Family Law Legal Clinics.
- NPP Partner — Provides access to discounted business services and products for members, including Verizon, American Express, Staples, and Hertz.
- PCBF Partner — Collaborates on the annual May luncheon, which features joint awards and the passing of the gavel for both organizations' presidents.
- Pima Council on Aging Partner — Refers senior citizens over 60 years of age to the Pima Council on Aging for legal assistance with Elder Law attorneys.
- Pima County Bar Association Partner — Supports the endeavors of the Pima County Bar Association and collaborates on charitable community endeavors.
- Pima County Bar Foundation Partner — Collaborates to provide opportunities for members to use their skills for charitable purposes.
- Pima County Bar Foundation Partner — Collaborates with the Foundation to offer free 30-minute Family Law Legal Clinics and provides a free monthly Adult Guardianship/Conservatorship presentation.
- Pima County Bar Foundation Partner — Members are encouraged to make a $30 donation to the Foundation when joining or renewing membership.
- Pima County Bar Foundation Partner — The Foundation hosts free monthly Adult Guardianship/Conservatorship public presentations for self-litigants.
- SeminarWeb Partner — Provides an online on-demand platform for continuing legal education programs.
- Southern Arizona Legal Aid Partner — Encourages potential clients to first check with Southern Arizona Legal Aid for free legal services.
- Southern Arizona Legal Aid (SALA) Partner — Refers individuals who cannot afford an attorney to SALA for pro bono services.
- Staples Business Advantage Partner
- State Bar of Arizona Partner — Collaborates with attorneys who are members in good standing of the State Bar of Arizona to provide reduced-fee legal services.
- State Bar of Arizona Partner — LRS attorneys are in good standing with the State Bar of Arizona.
- State Bar of Arizona Partner — Refers to the State Bar of Arizona YLD for more information.
- Step Up to Justice (SU2J) Partner — Refers individuals who cannot afford an attorney to SU2J for pro bono services.
- Verizon Partner — Offers discounted services to members through NPP, including Whole Office Management, 5G Business Internet, and Wireless services.