While two seconds is certainly a safer following distance than directly tailgating, just a second or less behind the next vehicle, it is not necessarily far enough. It is somewhat of an outdated rule of thumb, and modern drivers are actually encouraged to leave at...
Losing a family member can make estate responsibilities feel difficult when dealing with grief. Probate may add court deadlines and financial concerns during that painful period. If you must settle the estate, you might wonder why the work takes so long. Understanding...
An arrest can change life in a matter of moments, leaving many people unsure about what comes next. The choices made after an arrest can have lasting effects on a criminal case. Learning the right steps early can help protect your rights, avoid costly mistakes and...
When you are pursuing an injury claim in Arizona, what you share online can affect your case. Insurance companies and defense attorneys often review social media profiles for information that may conflict with your statements. Understanding the risks can help you...
Every year, hundreds of riders are involved in life-altering collisions across Arizona. After many of these crashes, drivers often say, "I just didn’t see the motorcycle.” Is it carelessness or is it deeper than that? Visual and psychological blind spots While...
Every family wants to make sure their loved ones are able to be cared for and supported throughout their lives; for many, these feelings can begin to come to the forefront when planning for the future. For parents of an adult child with a disability, thoughtful...
You have spent a lifetime building something worth passing on, and the last thing you want is for your family to spend months waiting on a court to sort it out. In Arizona, probate can be a slow, costly and public process. Knowing your options ahead of time means your...
Yes, the police can often search your phone during a criminal investigation. But exactly how they do that depends on a few different factors. For example, similar to searching your home, the police will often start by asking for your consent. They may want you to...
An assault accusation can be confusing when no one appears to suffer a physical injury. Most people would assume an assault charge requires visible injuries, but criminal law may treat certain threats or contact as serious conduct. If you were accused after a tense...
In the immediate aftermath of an injury, such as when someone suffers injuries in a car accident, the first priority is often seeking medical care. Just the time that this takes can create short-term damages or financial costs. The individual in question will lose...