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Arizona law sets strict penalties and clear standards for driving under the influence; with police officers actively patrolling roads to find impaired drivers and maintain public safety. Every resident and visitor must recognize the immediate impact and long-term...
Arizona parents of high school-aged teens likely are grappling with some issues that may arise during this time of year. In particular, parents worry about their teens' safety over the upcoming proms and graduation parties that their kids will beg to attend. This...
Yes, you can still file for compensation even if you are partially responsible. Under Arizona law, a claimant can recover damages as long as they are not completely at fault for the accident. The jury may just reduce their compensation by their percentage of fault....
After a motor vehicle accident, you may face significant medical bills and time off work. If a truck driver caused the crash, you have the right to pursue compensation as a victim. However, to succeed in a claim, you must prove negligence. Negligence means the driver...
If you are planning your estate in Arizona, a bypass trust can help balance supporting a surviving spouse with guiding assets to children or other heirs. These trusts may appeal to blended families or those hoping to protect family wealth from outside claims. How a...
Probate in Arizona follows a strict process that determines how long the court controls the deceased person’s assets. In Sun City and Avondale, that timeline affects when family members can access money, property or accounts. Delays can drain savings, add legal costs...
Imagine you are driving home after watching a game with friends in Surprise. Suddenly, you see flashing lights in your rearview mirror. A routine traffic stop can quickly turn into a high-stakes investigation for a driving under the influence (DUI) charge. While the...
Your loved one has named you as their estate’s personal representative, and you recently received the Letters of Appointment. As part of your tasks, you have a legal obligation to the decedent’s creditors. In Arizona, you need to follow a specific order of payments....
Many people assume their spouse will automatically inherit everything if they pass away. In Arizona, that assumption can lead to unpleasant surprises for surviving family members. When someone passes away without a valid will, state law decides who gets what through a...
If you spend part of the year in Arizona and part in another state, your estate plan needs extra care. Living in two places can create confusion about which state’s laws apply to you. A simple, updated plan helps protect your property and your family. Residency and...
