Fleming & Curti, PLC

Fleming & Curti, PLC: Elder Law in Tucson

Fleming & Curti, PLC is a law firm based in Tucson, Arizona, focused on elder law. It serves seniors, individuals with disabilities, their families, and loved ones, and presents itself as a team that guides clients through highly sensitive legal decisions. The firm describes itself as an established presence in Tucson since 1994.

Practice Areas

The firm works in a set of areas that, according to its own presentation, cover various niches of elder law:

• Estate planning
• Trust administration and estate administration
• Guardianships & conservatorships
• Probate
• Powers of attorney
• Fiduciary services
• Special needs planning
• Care management
• Elder law

The firm also acts as trustee in selected cases and offers fiduciary services.

History and Team

The firm was founded by Tom Curti and Robert Fleming, partners who had already worked together in the 1970s. After Tom Curti's retirement, Robert Fleming and Elizabeth Noble Rollings Friman are listed as the firm's principals. Robert Fleming will retire on January 1, 2027, after more than fifty years of practice. Fleming is a Fellow of the American College of Trust and Estate Counsel and the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys, is certified as a Specialist in Estate and Trust Law by the State Bar of Arizona's Board of Legal Specialization, and is a Certified Elder Law Attorney by the National Elder Law Foundation. The firm highlights its involvement in the Special Needs Alliance.

Elizabeth Noble Rollings Friman is a principal and licensed fiduciary; she works in estate planning and trust and estate administration, and acts as trustee, personal representative, guardian, and conservator. She collaborates with accountants, financial professionals, case managers, and medical providers, and often intervenes as a neutral party to avoid prolonged legal conflicts.

Amy Farrell Matheson has been part of the firm since 2006, is a member of the Southern Arizona Estate Planning Council, and primarily handles estate planning and probate. She is a graduate of Wellesley College and Suffolk University Law School, and is admitted to practice in Arizona, Massachusetts, New York, and the District of Columbia. Matthew M. Mansour is a law clerk and recently earned his degree from the University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law; his undergraduate degree is in psychology from the University of California, Santa Barbara, and he has worked in the Pima County Attorney's Office and the Pima County Public Defender's Office.

Approach to Work

The firm emphasizes teamwork as a hallmark and maintains that every client and beneficiary can count on coordinated services. Its practice is defined both by the type of client it serves and by the legal issues it addresses, with special attention to estate planning for people with disabilities, whether children, young adults, or seniors.

Publications and Outreach

Fleming & Curti maintains a newsletter and a podcast with content on situations affecting families, seniors, and individuals with disabilities. Among the articles and episodes cited on the site are Pets in Estate Plans (September 13, 2026), Qualified Disability Trusts (September 6, 2026), and Aging and Technology (August 30, 2026). The newsletter includes entries such as Pay Attention to What You Ask For (September 6, 2026), Arizona Wants Your Thumbprint (August 30, 2026), and AI In the Courts: Elder Law Edition (August 23, 2026).

Office in Joesler Village

After more than twenty-five years in downtown Tucson, the firm moved its offices to Joesler Village, at the intersection of River Road and Campbell Avenue. The firm describes the new space as more open, easier to access, and with ample parking.

Location and Contact

1745 E River Rd. #101, Tucson, AZ 85718 · Phone: 520.622.0400 · Email: flemingandcurti@gmail.com