About MoniQue
MoniQue Simpson is an attorney specializing in estate planning and probate law at Thies, Lihn & Simpson, PLLC, located at 300 West Clarendon Avenue, Suite 305, in Phoenix, Arizona. Licensed to practice law in Arizona since 2005, she is known for her expertise in handling the requirements of estate planning and probate processes. The firm provides a range of legal services, including the creation of wills and trusts, as well as guidance through probate court proceedings. Simpson earned her Juris Doctor from Arizona State University in 2004, following her completion of undergraduate studies at the same institution. She graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in 2001, laying a strong foundation for her legal career.
While attending law school, she worked as an associate at Thomas Markson Rubin & Kelley, PC, a well-respected firm in Phoenix. This role allowed her to develop essential legal skills and insights that would later benefit her clients at Thies, Lihn & Simpson, PLLC. In her current position, Simpson focuses on assisting clients with estate planning matters. Her responsibilities include drafting legal documents, providing counsel on asset distribution, and representing clients in probate court. This multifaceted role requires a understanding of both legal principles and the emotional aspects of estate planning, as clients often face sensitive issues regarding their loved ones and their legacies.
Her thorough approach ensures that clients receive tailored solutions that meet their needs. Before joining Thies, Lihn & Simpson, PLLC, Simpson developed her skills at Thomas Markson Rubin & Kelley, PC, where she worked in personal injury law and alternative dispute resolution. This diverse background enhances her ability to serve clients effectively, as she brings a well-rounded perspective to her estate planning and probate practice. Her experience in various legal areas allows her to address many client concerns with confidence and competence. Simpson is an active member of the Arizona State Bar and has maintained good standing since her admission in 2005.
Additionally, she is involved with the Maricopa County Bar Association, where she participates in professional development and networking events. Her commitment to the legal community is evident through her active involvement in these associations. Outside of her professional work, she is passionate about community service, volunteering with local organizations that provide legal assistance to underserved populations. Simpson also advocates for legal education, participating in seminars and workshops to educate the public about estate planning and probate matters.
