About Mr. Robert Michael
Mr. Robert Michael Way is a attorney practicing estate planning, probate, and elder law in Tucson, Arizona. He has been a partner at Mesch Clark Rothschild since 2019, where he focuses on guiding clients through the details of estate planning and probate matters. The firm is well-known in the region for its commitment to providing comprehensive legal services tailored to the needs of individuals and families. He earned his Juris Doctor from Thomas Jefferson School of Law in 1998. Prior to that, he obtained a Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy from the University of San Diego in 1993. His educational background also includes a unique blend of disciplines, with studies in music at Boston University in 1997 and a martial arts master's degree from the International Shou Shu Association in 2011.
This diverse education informs his approach to law, emphasizing the importance of understanding clients' values and goals. Mr. Way’s legal career began in 2004, and he has amassed significant experience over the years. He served as a Deputy County Lawyer in both 2005 and 2007 before becoming an associate lawyer. In 2010, he transitioned to a solo practice and later became a partner. His experience gave him the skills to navigate various legal challenges, particularly in estate and elder law, where he advocates for clients' rights and interests. His certifications include a 7th Degree black belt in Northern Shou Shu, which reflects his dedication to discipline and perseverance—qualities he brings to his legal practice.
He is actively involved in several professional associations, including the Arizona State Bar and the District of Columbia Bar. Additionally, he serves as the President of the St. Thomas More Society of Southern Arizona and has held leadership roles within the National Academy of Elder Law Lawyers. He is currently the President of the Arizona Chapter. Mr. Way is also committed to community service, holding board memberships with organizations such as the Fatima Women’s Center and the Yuma Endowment Project. His leadership in the Yuma County Bar Association as President demonstrates his commitment to the legal profession and community engagement.
He believes in the importance of giving back and supporting those in need, particularly in the areas of elder law and estate planning. With a practice that spans multiple jurisdictions, including the Federal District Court for Arizona, the U.S. Tax Court, and the 9th Circuit, Mr. Way is well-equipped to handle a variety of legal matters. His dedication to his clients and the community makes him a respected figure in Tucson’s legal field. He continues to advocate for the rights of individuals and families, ensuring they receive the guidance and support necessary to navigate their legal journeys.
