About Mesa Bankruptcy Attorneys

At Fife & Cesta, PLC we provide affordable quality representation. We work hard to get you the best resolution of all of your legal needs, including consulting with clients considering bankruptcy and foreclosure. Our Arizona bankruptcy lawyers in Mesa are the finest attorneys in the business and run a successful law practice based in Mesa. Here is a little info about them.

Attorney Thomas J. Cesta

Born: Columbus, Ohio, July, 1967

Education:
Arizona State University, B.A., English, 1996.
Capital University Law School, J.D., 2001

Admissions and Memberships:
Arizona State Bar Association
Ohio State Bar Association, inactive
All Arizona State Courts
U.S. District Court, District of Arizona
Fee Arbitration Committee
82nd Airborne Alumni

Biography:
After attending high school in Mesa, Tom was a medic in the 82nd Airborne, US Army, from 1987 to 1990, and at Fort Letterman Army Medical Center in 1991. Tom then joined the Navy Reserve, where he was assigned to a Marine Corps Company as a Corpsman.

In Law School, Tom was on the Dean’s list every year and he earned two concentrations, including one in Dispute Resolution. Tom is an active member of the Arizona State Bar Fee Arbitration Committee, arbitrating fee disputes between attorneys and their clients.

Tom now lives in Gilbert with his wife, Rachel, and their four children, two boys and two girls.

Email for Thomas:
tcesta@fifecestalaw.com

Attorney William W. Fife III

Born: Mesa, Arizona, July 4, 1975

College:
Arizona State University, B.S., cum laude, Major, Justice Studies, Minor, Political Science, 2001. Political Science Junior Fellow.

Law School:
Arizona State University, J.D., 2005

Admitted:
To all Arizona state courts.
U.S. District Court, District of Arizona

Memberships:
State Bar of Arizona

Biography:
While attending ASU for his undergraduate degree, William was selected to be a Junior Fellow in the Political Science Department, collecting data on military coup d’états in Sub-Saharan Africa and researching the stability of nations. William attended Mississippi College on scholarship for his first year of law school, and he received the highest overall grade in his Torts class. He then returned to Arizona to complete his law degree at ASU.

William is an Arizona native, born and raised in Mesa. Following high school, William spent two years in Rostov-Na-Donu, Russia, serving his mission for the LDS Church. In his free time William participates in Shinkendo, a Japanese samurai swordsmanship martial art, and spending time with his wife, Kristy and their daughter.