Practice Areas: Estate Planning & Probate, Business Litigation, Bankruptcy; view more
Licensed in Arizona since: 2009
Education: Gonzaga University School of Law
Jaburg Wilk Law Firm
1850 N. Central AveSuite 1200
Phoenix, AZ 85004 Phone: 602-248-1000 Email: Nikki Wilk Visit website
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Nichole Wilk brings over a decade of business and legal expertise. She began her law career working in commercial litigation and now uses those skills and knowledge gained to better assist and protect her clients in business and real estate transactions. Her practice includes both litigation and transactional representation.
Real Estate: Nichole assists clients in a wide range of real estate matters. Her experience includes assistance with the purchase and sale of real property, leasing, and dealing with real estate and leasing disputes. Nichole utilizes her commercial banking background as well as real estate experience working on million dollar real estate transactions to assist clients in achieving their goals.
Business Transactions: Nichole also assists clients with a broad range of business transactional matters. From starting a business to selling a business and everything in between Nichole is there to assist. Nichole understands that having the proper foundation is the best way to promote future success.
Probate and Guardianship/Conservatorship: Probate and Guardianship/Conservatorship matters arise during difficult and trying times. Families often need an attorney to assist them. While Nichole cannot spare clients the grief associated with these matters, she strives to make the legal process as simple and painless as possible. Nichole understands that during such times, the last thing a client wants to deal with is the legal process. Through experienced advocacy Nichole helps client through the unfamiliar and sometimes confusing process of guardianships, conservatorships, and probates so that the client can focus on the more important things.
Other Practice Areas:
- Trust Administration
- Collection
- Receiverships
- Probate Litigation
- Commercial Litigation
Nichole is a native Arizonan. In her free time, she enjoys exploring all the beauty Arizona has to offer and playing tourist in her own state. From hiking up North to exploring small off-the- beaten-path towns, Nichole is awe struck by the diverse experiences Arizona has to offer
Practice areas
Estate Planning & Probate, Business Litigation, Bankruptcy: Business, Real Estate: BusinessFirst Admitted: 2009, Arizona
Professional Webpage: http://www.jaburgwilk.com/our-people/nichole-h-wilk
- U.S. District Court, District of Arizona, 2010
- Member, State Bar of Idaho, 2013
- Board Member, Gonzaga Phoenix Alumni Chapter
- Board Member, Anti-Defamation League Phoenix
- Member, State Bar of Arizona, 2009
- Arizona Business Leader-Estate Planning, Probate, AZ Big Media, 2020
- Northern Arizona University, 2003
- A receivership is an invaluable tool for managing, accounting for, marshaling, and preserving assets of whatever nature or kind. Although most often utilized by lenders, a receiver can be beneficial in any number of situations, including business disputes, partner disputes, and divorce proceedings., Receiverships: Not Just for Lenders, JaburgWilk.com
- The decline of a family member’s health can be one of the most difficult emotional challenges that a family will face. If that ailing family member hasn’t adequately planned for such an event, the burden rests on the family to step in and care for them. Without proper legal authority, this can be difficult. , Guardianships and Conservatorships Can Help Protect Loved Ones, JaburgWilk.com
- Contributing Author to Arizona Practice Series - Business Law Deskbook
- While it is preferable to have a written Operating Agreement that reflects the intentions of the parties, an Operating Agreement can be created whether oral or implied, or any combination thereof, and need not be specifically referred to or referenced as an "Operating Agreement." , Careful What You Say: The Unintended Consequences Of Oral Operating Agreements, JaburgWilk.com
- The Revised Arizona Limited Liability Act ("New Act") has been effective since September 1, 2019 for new limited liability companies ("LLCs"). It now becomes effective for any existing LLCs on September 1, 2020. , New Arizona Limited Liability Act: Do I Really Need a New Operating Agreement?, JaburgWilk.com
- Arizona's new Limited Liability Company Act (the "New Act"), which goes into effect for all Arizona LLCs on September 1, 2020, and already governs limited liability companies (each an "LLC") formed on or after September 1, 2019., Will Your Vote Count? Member and Manager Voting under Arizona’s New LLC Act, JaburgWilk.com
- The mundane realities of running a business, however, are often overlooked or placed on the back-burner. Ignoring the business basics can create big problems. Now is a good time to check-in on the health of your business. Here are five business checklist items to consider., Is There a Business Doctor in the House? Five Business Health Check Points, JaburgWilk.com
- Contributing Author to Arizona Legal Forms, Debtor/Creditor and Limited Liability Companies and Partnerships
Selections
- Rising Stars: 2016 - 2021