Inman Law PLLC

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Integrity You Can Trust. Chris Inman is an Arizona attorney, practicing law in Prescott and Northern Arizona at Inman Law PLLC. Chris' specialties include elder law, estate law, guardianship, conservatorship and probate. Chris is a member of Elder Counsel, the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys, the Arizona State Bar and the Oregon State Bar (Inactive Status). Chris provides a free consultation interview for potential clients. Chris’ education includes: • Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from the University of Michigan • Master of Divinity from Multnomah University • Doctor of Jurisprudence from the University of California • School of Law (1991) Why Choose Inman Law? • Specializing in Elder Law and Estate Planning • An active member of the premier national Elder Law and Estate Planning Associations • Dedicated and committed to helping clients of all ages • Provide innovative solutions in a cost-effective manner • Personal attention shown to every client • Friendly, relaxed atmosphere Chris’ law training and experience enable him to provide excellent legal counsel while his experience as a pastor has uniquely prepared him to care for people as they travel through the challenging transitions of life. Our office is located in the Compass Bank Building at 923 E. Gurley Street in Prescott, Suite 202. Parking is easy and there is elevator access if you enter the building from the rear entrance. Chris has been married to his wife Lisa for 20 years, and they have three children. Chris has volunteered in the Prescott community in a number of areas, including as a Little League baseball coach, AYSO soccer referee, and School Board member of a private school, along with a number of community service projects. In addition, Chris and Lisa have led groups to other countries for service, including seven trips to Mexico and one to an orphanage in China. In addition, Chris has twice traveled to train emerging leaders in Tanzania, Africa. Please call us ...