OFFICE INFO
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Bouman Law Firm
7650 E. Broadway Blvd. #108 Tucson, Arizona 85710 Call/Text: (520) 546-3558 E-mail: tom@tomboumanlaw.com Phones answered 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, Mon. to Fri. Appointments available 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM, Tue. to Fri. E-mail and text messaging available 24/7. |
My office is located in the Broadway Proper office complex, about 1/4 mile west of the Broadway and Pantano intersection on the east side of Tucson.
Broadway Proper consists of three light cream-colored buildings (almost white) located on the south side of Broadway Boulevard, directly across the street from Lazy Boy Furniture and Home Depot stores, and just east of the Hilton East hotel and Culvers restaurant. The buildings are clearly marked as "7650-7670 East Broadway". When approaching from Broadway, look for the sign that says, "Broadway Proper." After entering the property from Broadway, turn right into the front parking lot. My office door is on the first floor of the building closest to Broadway, opening toward the street, and is located in the center of the building. There is plenty of free parking available and the building is wheelchair-accessible. There are no stairs or obstructions to navigate on your way into the office. Public restrooms are available on the second floor inside the courtyard and near the elevator. You will need to borrow a key to access the restrooms. If driving from northwest Tucson, I suggest taking Sunrise Drive or River Road eastbound to Craycroft Road. Drive southbound to Grant Road, then turn left. Drive eastbound on Grant Road, continue as it turns south to become Kolb Road. Continue on Kolb until you reach Broadway Blvd. Turn left and move to the right lane. Broadway Proper will be the first available right turn after you pass the Hilton hotel and the Pantano Wash. If you have a scheduled appointment and the door is locked when you arrive, please wait until the scheduled time as I may be coming from another location without much time to spare. If I have not arrived by your scheduled appointment time, call (520) 546-3558 to announce your arrival and determine the reason for my delay. Printable PDF with these Directions |
A PERSONAL NOTE TO PROSPECTIVE CLIENTS
If you are a prospective client inquiring about my services, the best way to contact me is to schedule an office appointment. You may call the office receptionist during regular business hours or use the online scheduling program available through this website.
The next best way is to send me an e-mail or text message, but I can't promise you a reply - especially if you ask a substantive legal question. I can't give legal advice to someone unless we first have a formal attorney-client relationship.
I try hard to respond promptly to phone and e-mail messages from current and past clients; however, I usually must refrain from responding to unsolicited phone and e-mail messages asking for legal advice from people I have never met.
I really don't think this approach makes me a bad guy nor do I think this is rude. It is a prerequisite for a solo attorney who needs to balance work and family commitments. So please treat me like you would a specialty physician and schedule an appointment before asking for specific advice. I doubt a physician would write a pharmacy prescription by e-mail to someone the physician has never met.
I do want your business and I am eager to help you. My simple request is that you start the process the right way.
If you hire me then I guarantee that your project will receive my full attention, especially because I will not be distracted or fatigued by needing to respond to every inquiry that comes my way.
Other important notes:
The next best way is to send me an e-mail or text message, but I can't promise you a reply - especially if you ask a substantive legal question. I can't give legal advice to someone unless we first have a formal attorney-client relationship.
I try hard to respond promptly to phone and e-mail messages from current and past clients; however, I usually must refrain from responding to unsolicited phone and e-mail messages asking for legal advice from people I have never met.
I really don't think this approach makes me a bad guy nor do I think this is rude. It is a prerequisite for a solo attorney who needs to balance work and family commitments. So please treat me like you would a specialty physician and schedule an appointment before asking for specific advice. I doubt a physician would write a pharmacy prescription by e-mail to someone the physician has never met.
I do want your business and I am eager to help you. My simple request is that you start the process the right way.
If you hire me then I guarantee that your project will receive my full attention, especially because I will not be distracted or fatigued by needing to respond to every inquiry that comes my way.
Other important notes:
- I will not begin a new client project without a written fee agreement. This protects both of our interests by avoiding misunderstandings between us. It is also required by the State Bar of Arizona.
- If you are unsure whether your matter is something I can help you with, try asking my office receptionist about it or sending me an e-mail. I can't guarantee you will receive a response, but I will try. If the matter is appropriate for my law practice, I will suggest you schedule an appointment so we can meet in person or by phone. Note that I do not accept projects where the estate is being contested, litigated, or appears to be insolvent.
- If you respect my time, I will respect yours. I make every effort to start and end all appointments on time. My office is not like the typical medical office where appointments run behind schedule. In my office 10:00AM means 10:00AM. We will start on-time or perhaps even a few minutes early if we're both ready.