Areas of Practice

Appeals to all Courts

Bankruptcy Law

  - All Chapters of Title 11 U S Code, the "Bankruptcy Code"
  - Attorney for individual debtors and organizations
  - Business Reorganization
  - Creditor Rights and Collection

Business Organizations

  - Formation
  - Counsel
  - Civil Litigation
  - Maintenance

Civil Litigation in All Courts of Arizona, All U.S. District Courts and the 9th U.S. Court of Appeals

Foreclosure Defense Litigation

Arbitration, Mediation and Alternative Dispute Resolution

Awards

Contact

Phone: (602) 277-4849


Our office hours are 9:00 a.m. - 12 p.m.
and 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. Monday through Friday.

We are closed on all legal holidays.

Thomas G Luikens, P. C.
4227 N 32nd Street, First Floor
Phoenix, Arizona 85018
phone (602) 468-5700
fax (602) 468-9300

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F.A.Q. > Information about Thomas Luikens and his legal services > How long does a typical civil court case take to be completed in Maricopa County, Arizona?

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Every lawsuit is unique and multiple factors control how quickly or slowly a court case is completed, depending on:

  • issues, 
  • number of parties, 
  • whether a legal case or issue is given priority by court rules or statutory law, 
  • what relief is requested, 
  • whether arbitration is mandatory, available as an option, or unavailable according to court rules or Arizona statute, 
  • the court system (U.S. District, Superior Court, a Justice Court or municipal court) assigned by the government or chosen by the Plaintiff, availability of court or judicial resources, whether a jury trial is requested by any party, and 
  • other factors that may materially affect estimation of time required to achieve adjudication by a court.
Consultation with Thomas Luikens will facilitate consideration of which factors apply to your legal matter, and what is an informed estimate of time that may supply in your case. 

Last updated on Monday, October 19, 2009 by Thomas G. Luikens, P.C.