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There was a time when it was common for one parent to leave the state where an order was written and go to another state where they could find a judge who was more amenable to rolling in their favor. This created a situation that was not fair to the other parent, and so courts in different jurisdictions have been hesitant to get involved in these kinds of cases at all.They will defer to the court that had original jurisdiction not only out of courtesy, but out of fairness. A judge who was not the original arbiter of the case will likely not understand all of the nuances that have been involved in determining the agreement.

As premier defense attorneys in Arizona, we’ve helped clients go from facing criminal charges to having less severe penalties, which can then makes it easier for our clients to move on after a criminal case.

Car accidents can be very distressing. Your body is in shock and this can make it difficult to stay calm and level-headed. If there is one thing you remember after the accident, it should be: do not talk to the other driver’s insurance company. It is surprising how many people do not know the damage they are doing by simply speaking to the other driver’s insurance company.

Most states view retirement benefits that you accrued during the marriage as community property. However, like all property, any benefits you accrued before the marriage are your separate property. Separate property is not considered in the divorce settlement; it is your sole property and your spouse has no right to your separate property in a divorce.

If you need legal assistance with your divorce, call the family law attorney Mesa at (480) 616-0689 to discuss your case today.

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Probation allows you to remain out of jail, and when probation is revoked, you are required to serve time in jail. Unless the judge revokes your probation due to another crime’s commitment, the jail sentence is based on the original crime you committed. If you committed a crime that led to a judge revoking your probation, then your jail sentence will include time for the original crime as well as the new crime that violates the probation terms.

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While child support and visitation are separate issues in Arizona, the court has a vested interest in fostering the child’s relationship with both parents. The state’s Access and Visitation Program can help you and the other parent come to an agreement on visitation schedules and parenting plans with services including counseling, mediation, education, visitation monitoring, supervision, and enforcement, and other resources.

If you have a past due child support balance due to unforeseen economic circumstances, you may be eligible for the settlement program, which allows parents to pay off past due support. While the state does not advocate for a specific amount in the settlement agreement, they do help facilitate an agreement that provides a reasonable solution for all parties involved. Settling an arrears balance can help you become current on your child support obligation, halt the accrual of interest, modify wage withholding arrangements, and prevent credit bureau reporting and income tax refund seizure. You can learn more about the settlement program by calling the Arizona Department of Economic Security Customer Service Center at 602-252-4045.

Child support payments can be lowered in the case of any change within the household, including change in health insurance, job loss, disability, or a decrease in income for either parent. It can also be lowered if there has been a change in visitation or custody. To request to lower your child support, you must request a child support modification. Either parent can request a modification at any time.

The state calculates child support using the Arizona Child Support Guidelines, adopted by the state’s Supreme Court to ensure that children receive a fair share of both parents’ income and other resources. Based on these guidelines, the support amount is calculated using the Child Support Calculator, a spreadsheet that takes into account the gross (before tax) income of both parents; any spousal maintenance paid or received by either parent; court ordered child support paid or received for children from other relationships; the child’s medical, dental, vision insurance costs; education expenses; and parenting days per year.

The Department of Economic Security provides services to locate the noncustodial parent, if necessary, establish legal parentage through genetic testing, establish a child support order, and enforce the collection of payments through this order. This process begins when one parent fills out the Application for Child Support Services.

You may have had a power of attorney for the loved one who has just died, and you may erroneously believe that the power of attorney is still in force. Unfortunately, the power of attorney you may have had in place is no longer valid following the death, and it is important to understand that distinction. A previous power of attorney does not give you the power to handle the estate after the death of your loved one. The only person who has that power is the individual named as the executor or the personal representative. That individual will be named and appointed by the court.

Probate court can be an expensive, time-consuming process; often, the best strategy is to position as many assets as possible in a manner that will bypass the probate process. There are many ways to do this, and no single solution is right for everyone, but common solutions include joint accounts with rights of survivorship, payable-on-death (POD) or transfer-on-death (TOD) designations, primary and contingent beneficiaries on life insurance and retirement accounts, trusts, and real property held in joint tenancy or as tenants by the entirety.

If you have a will, bring a copy to show the attorney. They’ll review it to see if everything is in order, or if there are some holes that need to be fixed. If you don’t have a will, that will be the first item of business. The attorney will help you draft a will that fulfills your unique needs, and nominates a trusted individual to serve as your estate’s personal representative after you die. This person will be in charge of directing your estate and following your final wishes; selecting the right person for the job is an important step in the estate planning process.

The death certificate is an important document, and you should make sure you get it. The death certificate should become available after the funeral process has been completed, and most funeral homes will help loved ones get the documentation they need.

You should not simply assume that everyone who needs to know about the death will find out. With physical newspapers becoming rarer and rarer, you cannot rely on the obituaries to get the word out, and word of mouth may not be as reliable as you would think.

The presence of a valid will can greatly simplify the estate process, so it is important to determine if such a document exists. You can start by looking through the deceased’s possessions and documents for a will, but in many cases, the will may be stored elsewhere.

In most cases, the answer to this question will be yes. Many people erroneously believe that they will not need to open a probate estate, but this is rarely the case.

Should the victim change their mind and decide against pressing domestic violence charges, it’s ultimately up to the prosecutor to drop the case. The prosecutor is often inclined to honor the victim’s wishes. However, if the prosecutor believes they have a solid case and prosecuting is in the best interests of the public, they’ll likely continue with the case without the victim’s cooperation.

There are several situations and factors that can get your car impounded after a DUI in Arizona. Learn what those situations are, and what you can do to avoid impoundment during the DUI process.

It’s possible to still get your CDL even if you have a DUI in Arizona, but you have to make sure that you’ve completed the terms of your DUI conviction. Learn more about CDLs and DUIs and how they work in Arizona.

The DUI process in Arizona allows for a lot of outcomes – learn how it works when you’ve been arrested for a DUI.

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For an asset or property not to be considered community property, it must have been a gift, inherited, or owned before the marriage began. Suppose the asset or property meets any of these criteria. In that case, it is not considered to be community property, and so long as it is not commingled with other marital assets, it will remain in sole ownership of the spouse.

Arizona is a community property state, and this simply means that the marital property is shared equally by the two spouses. In the event of a divorce, the marital property and assets are divided both equitably and equally.

Employers have a legal obligation to pay their employees fairly and on time. Most businesses are held to these standards by a combination federal and state employment laws, and there are regulatory agencies at both levels of government to enforce the applicable regulations. Employers who fail to pay their employees on scheduled pay dates may be subject to an investigation, fines, civil litigation, and court-ordered damages.

As an employer, you have the right to expect certain things from your employees. You have an obligation to be a good boss to those you hire, but you should also expect those workers to live up to their own responsibilities. If you are an employer, it is important to understand your rights, and what you should expect from the men and women you employ.

The court will only appoint a conservator for people who do not have capacity to manage their own finances. Oftentimes this incapacity is due to the aging process, but it can also stem from illness, disability or substance abuse. Families questioning whether they should seek a conservatorship should begin by asking: -Can he/she handle every day financial issues, such as writing checks or balancing a checkbook? -Could he/she be easily persuaded to give away money or property? -Does he/she have a grasp of what and where his/her assets are?

Prenuptial agreements are available to anyone looking to protect their interests during, before and after a marriage. However, they are most common among couples with one spouse significantly wealthier than the other, or if one spouse owns an asset – such as a business – that they don’t want to be included in their shared property. There are countless other reasons, but these are some of the most common situations in which prenuptial agreements are used.

Prenuptial agreements can’t be used to decide child custody or support issues, or again, anything that’s considered criminal or outside the law. Additionally, the agreement cannot be made under coercion, or if one party did not receive “reasonable disclosure” of the commitments outlined in the agreement. The agreement can include any definition of property interests, expenses, divisions of property and potential circumstances for spousal maintenance should that need arise in the future.

In Arizona, if one spouse requests a divorce, the consent of the other spouse is not required to get the divorce. When the spouses acknowledge the fact that divorce is imminent, mediation offers a way to make the transition as smooth as possible. That said, mediation is best for couples who both understand that divorce is imminent, and who wish to minimize the impact of the separation on themselves and their family. For many separating couples, the well-being of their children and family relations is a persuading factor in seeking mediation. If, on the other hand, couples have complex disagreements that cannot be resolved civilly, mediation may not be as effective as divorce litigation.

Divorce mediation offers separating spouses the option to reach divorce and parental agreements without going to court. Avoiding divorce litigation is the main advantage of mediation, as it allows spouses to come to agreements in the informal and more comfortable setting of mediation, rather than in court.

Yes, our Mesa criminal defense lawyer will represent you in any criminal case. Contact us for more information on how we can defend you in a criminal case.

Not all DUIs are the same, and in Arizona, there are cases when a DUI can be charged as a felony. Learn more about these situations and what you can do if you’re facing a potential felony DUI charge in the state through our Mesa dui lawyer.

Typically, clients will use a power-of-attorney to give someone the authority to manage their finances, and a medical authorization to give someone the authority to make medical decisions. While they are separate documents, you can elect the same individual to fill both roles. You can also draft an advance directive regarding your health, such as a do-not-resuscitate (DNR).

Asset protection is very important when a loved one dies, and what you do now can make a big difference later on. The death of a loved one can present a golden opportunity for individuals and companies that do not have your best interests at heart, from shady financial advisors to greedy relatives. The best way to protect the assets is to open the estate right away. The court will name an executive or personal representative, and that individual will be charged with protecting the assets and distributing them in accordance with the wishes of the deceased.

Every state has a statute of limitations on filing a dog bite lawsuit. A statute of limitations sets the time you have to report what happened. These can range from one to six years, however, most states have a statute of limitations of two to three years. In rare circumstances, the limitation period may pause. For instance, if the dog owner leaves the state, the statute of limitations may pause until he or she returns. The statute of limitations in Arizona is 2 years from the date of the incident.

Working with an experienced personal injury attorney is the best way to get the most compensation for your injuries. Don’t rely on an insurance company to give you what you deserve. If you have been injured in a car accident here in Arizona, please contact JacksonWhite Law now.

Some common information your Insurance provider will ask you includes: Explain the accident Where there any passengers or witnesses?, Did you call the police?, Have you received medical attention?, Have you contacted an attorney?, Did you take photos of the damage?, Your insurance company is going to try to collect as much information about the accident as they can in order to build a case to prove fault/liability.

People worry that talking to their insurance provider about their accident will increase their rates. However, the accident already occurred and your insurance company will find out either way. Also, insurance companies have experience in dealing with liability and working with other insurance companies, this experience will help you through this situation. Your insurance agent will take your statement regarding the accident and will counsel you on what to do next.

The first phone call you should make after any car accident should be the police. The officer will take statements from all parties involved, and any witnesses, and create an official report for the accident.

When you file for Chapter 7, an automatic stay is immediately issued which prevents creditors from collecting debts and repossessing your property. A trustee is appointed to collect all non-exempt assets. The trustee then sells the non-exempt assets and divides the proceeds among your creditors. Not everybody loses their assets – exempt assets are not subject to forfeiture. Once the bankruptcy is complete all of your dischargeable debts will be discharged. If you are concerned about losing certain assets in a Chapter 7 proceeding, you may be able to sign what is called a reaffirmation agreement.

A reaffirmation agreement essentially permits you to keep certain property outside of the bankruptcy. By executing a reaffirmation agreement you can continue to pay down a mortgage or car payment to prevent forfeiture.

In determining whether to file for Chapter 7 you should evaluate your financial situation with a bankruptcy attorney. Ultimately you must decide whether you have enough debt to justify filing for bankruptcy.

Liquidation can be problematic for businesses so Chapter 7 is generally most appropriate for individual debtors.

Chapter 7 is oftentimes referred to as liquidation because debtors are required to sell their non-exempt resources and distribute the proceeds to creditors.

Both legal and physical custody are determined by considering the child’s best interests. Legal custody, also known as legal decision making, is the power to have authority in decisions regarding things like the child’s education, medical treatment, and other important matters. Physical custody is time the child spends living with the parent.

You will face additional penalties besides the restrictions on your driver’s license after a DUI conviction. Every DUI conviction in Arizona comes with mandatory jail time, including a first time low level DUI. Jail sentencing will increase with a higher BAC and multiple arrests. DUI fines in Arizona are in the thousands, and you will have thousands of dollars of other extra costs for your DUI. In addition to driving school, you will need to complete drug and alcohol screening and counseling and community service. The DUI will stay on your record for life, and may even make it impossible for you to obtain professional licensure.

Some states may treat a DUI as a slap on the wrist. This isn’t the case in Arizona, where the DUI laws are stricter than any other state. Even a first time offense comes with mandatory jail time. Your fines and other penalties will cost you thousands, and your DUI will remain on your record for life. The cost of an attorney may end up saving you far more in the long run. Schedule a free consultation with a Mesa DUI lawyer if you are unsure about whether you need an experienced Mesa DUI attorney.

Your penalties will be further increased if your BAC is .20 or higher when you are arrested. This is called a Super Extreme DUI to represent the severity of your intoxication.

If your BAC is .08 or higher, you will be presumed to be intoxicated. However, in Arizona, you can be arrested for DUI to the slightest degree if you have a BAC between .04 and .079. A driver under 21 can be arrested for any amount of alcohol in their system.

Your Mesa DUI Attorney can help alleviate the burden of defending your case, and will likely achieve a better overall outcome than you could yourself or with a public defender. Your attorney may be able to construct a case based on lack of reasonable suspicion or probable cause, or find other constitutional and procedural errors in your case. Plus, your Mesa DUI Lawyer has years of experience dealing with local prosecution, and will attempt to plea bargain your best possible charges, which may not include jail time.

Unless you intend to plead guilty and accept potentially receiving the harshest penalties the judge can order, you should have a criminal defense attorney to represent you in your DUI. You can either use a public defender or hire a private defense attorney. If you want to fight the charges against you or plea bargain for charges that don’t require jail time, you should at least consult with a private defense attorney to learn about the realistic outcomes of your case and receive pricing.

Your charges will be increased if you are arrested with especially high BAC levels. For a BAC between .15 and .199, you will be charged with Extreme DUI. The penalties, including jail time, fines, and license suspension, will be increased for an Extreme DUI charge.

If you have given a police officer reasonable suspicion to pull you over for DUI, you need to cooperate by providing the officer with your driver’s license and basic information. You shouldn’t admit to drinking, or coming from or going to a bar. You don’t need to agree to a preliminary breath test (PBT) or field sobriety testing (walking in a straight line, standing on one foot, horizontal gaze nystagmus.) However, refusing a breathalyzer test will result in an automatic driver’s license suspension.

DUI stands for Driving Under the Influence. While typically associated with drunk driving, you can receive a DUI for driving after using drugs, even prescription drugs, that impair your driving ability. A DUI is an extremely serious arrest in Mesa, and can result in jail time, license suspension or revocation, fines, and additional penalties if convicted.

Standard speeding tickets are automatically cleared from your motor vehicle record after a period of time. Unfortunately, criminal speeding offenses do not. In Arizona, misdemeanor and felony convictions remain on your record until age 99.

As a class 3 misdemeanor, criminal speeding carries up to 30 days and jail and up to $500 in fines. But the penalties don’t end there. If you were arrested during the traffic stop, you’ll have to pay to have your car retrieved from where it was towed, and there may be other surcharges involved.

There are three main ways to get a criminal speeding ticket in Arizona: -exceeding 85 miles per hour no matter the speed limit, - exceeding the posted speed limit by 20 miles per hour, -exceeding 35 miles per hour approaching a school zone. In most cases, what determines excessive speeding is based on your speed, the speed limit and the location where you’re speeding.

In Arizona, speeding can fall into one of two categories: civil violations or criminal speeding. Civil speeding occurs when you violate the definitions of reasonable and prudent speeds as outlined in ARS 28-701.

If you’ve been charged with marijuana possession in Arizona, a resourceful defense can work to get your charges reduced or even dismissed. At JacksonWhite Law, we have decades of experience with all types of drug crimes, and have secured successful case results for thousands of marijuana possession clients.

Arizona Proposition 200 allows first- and second-time nonviolent offenders to avoid jail time when faced with a possession of marijuana conviction. Although the consequences of these types of convictions are still strict, the proposition allows offenders to focus on rehabilitation and improvement rather than facing immediate jail time. To learn more about jail time, sentences and potential consequences, call us to schedule a free case review with one of our experienced drug attorneys.

If you have a medical marijuana card, you can use or store up to 2.5 ounces of marijuana every 14 days.

When you’re caught with marijuana in Arizona, you’ll face possession of marijuana charges as outlined by ARS 13-3405. Although these statutes are very clear in what constitutes possession of marijuana, you’ll have a range of outcomes depending on how you decide to move forward. Working with an experienced marijuana attorney can help you explore the most options, and in many cases you can have your charges reduced or dismissed.

According to ARS 13-3405, all instances of possession of marijuana in Arizona are technically considered a felony, even when the case involves only a small amount of weed. However, the right legal defense can result in having your charge reduced to a misdemeanor, which can significantly improve your future outlook when it comes to employment, education, housing and the like.

The statutes divide penalties into three categories: - under two pounds, - two to four pounds, -over four pounds. As it stands, any amount can be a felony charge, and the felony class depends on the circumstances of your case. Fortunately, marijuana possession drug offenses can often be reduced to a class 1 misdemeanor with the help of an effective criminal lawyer.

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While most estate planning laws are the same from state to state, some states have their own sets of additional rules and interpretations governing estate planning. If you are moving out of state and wish to ensure your will in its’ entirety will be valid, contact JacksonWhite Law today to schedule an appointment with an experienced estate planning attorney.

A properly executed will that is crafted by an experienced estate planning attorney will assist you in determining how your property and assets will be distributed upon your death. In addition to this, a properly executed will is valid throughout the USA, which means if you move to a different state, you can rest assured that your will is valid.

A last will and testament is a legal document that explains when and how your beneficiaries will inherit your property and assets after you have passed away. In addition to this, your will also names an executor whose role is to be in charge of settling your final affairs and assisting with the dispersion of your property and assets. If you die without a will, it means that you have died intestate. When this occurs, the intestacy laws of the state you reside in determine how and when your property and assets will be distributed after your death. This means that instead of honoring your wishes and dispersing your assets as you would have, a court will take the liberty of doing so according to their discretion.

If you pass on and haven’t created an estate plan yourself, your state’s probate laws will decide how your assets will be handled and distributed. In many cases, your children and spouse will each receive a portion. This means your husband or wife would only receive part of your estate and it may not cover their living costs.

When you take the time to create an estate plan, you’re the one controlling what happens to you and your belongings when you go. If you don’t make an estate plan, the state will take care of it for you and it probably won’t turn out the way you would have wanted it.

The short answer is that estate planning should be part of everyone’s life. It isn’t only for older or retired people, though it often becomes more of a concern once you grow older. It’s impossible to predict how long you’ll live and accidents or illness can happen at any time, even if you’re young

Estate planning means anticipating how your estate will be managed and distributed during your life and after death. This plan will minimize estate, gift, and income taxes on these assets. People choose to create an estate plan because it allows them to control how these assets are distributed to the organizations and people they care about most.

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The truth is, public defenders get a bad reputation mostly because they're so overloaded with work. Because everyone has the right to an attorney, public defenders can't choose which cases they take the way private attorneys can. They must take any and every case they are assigned.

A big difference between a public defender vs private attorney is the fact that if a lawyer does a poor job their business will suffer. A public defender gets more cases than they can handle no matter the outcomes. Only trust your freedom to the best criminal defense attorney in your state.

Formulate sentencing programs tailored to a client's specific needs, often helping defendants avoid future brushes with the criminal justice system. Help defendants cope with the feelings of fear, embarrassment, reduced self-esteem, and anxiety that criminal charges tend to produce in many people.

There are couple of points which you look into when hiring an attorney. An Attorney Should Be Responsive, The Right Attorney Specializes in Criminal Law, Choose Someone Experienced in the Local Courts, Check Reputable Sources, Ask for Referrals, The Right Attorney Knows the Basics Off the Top of Their Head, Look for a Clear Fee Structure.

Criminal law is hard if you can't deal with the pace. Criminal law comes at you quick. Initial appearance, preliminary hearing, arraignments, motions, conferences and trials come up quick. You don't have the time to study a problem for weeks on end like you can in a civil practice.

In truth, the defense lawyer almost never really knows whether the defendant is guilty of a charged crime. Just because the defendant says he did it doesn't make it so. Instead, the lawyer uses the facts to put on the best defense possible and leaves the question of guilt to the judge or jury.

The single most important thing a criminal defense lawyer can do is over-investigate their case. Other than that ability to negotiate, ability to provide a technical legal defense and ability to win

For a homicide to be considered criminal, prosecutors have to prove willful intent or negligence of the part of the accused. If you or someone close to you is facing these charges, the best course of action is to hire a criminal defense attorney immediately.

Typically, you can expect to pay $150 to $700 an hour for a criminal defense lawyer's time. With an hourly fee structure, it is not uncommon for legal bills to get into the $10,000 to $15,000 range quickly. A lawyer who works on an hourly rate may also require the payment of a retainer fee.

In the United States, criminal defense lawyers deal with the issues surrounding an arrest, a criminal investigation, criminal charges, sentencing, appeals, and post-trial issues. Often an attorney will specialize in a niche within criminal defense, such as drug defense or DUI defense.

The average slip and fall settlement is between $15,000 and $45,000. Whether your case falls within the average range depends on several factors. If your injuries are relatively minor, your case may be below average.

You should always put the at-fault party's insurance company on notice that you intend to file a claim as soon after the accident as possible. However, do not make a demand for compensation or begin settlement negotiations until you are completely recovered from your injuries.

Regardless of the true value of your injury claim, you should consider the motives behind an insurance company making an early settlement offer in the absence of medical evidence. Therefore obtaining independent legal advice following an accident, and before accepting any settlement offer is always recommended.

To claim compensation you will need to show that the accident was the fault of another person or organisation. If the accident was completely your fault it is highly unlikely that you will be able to make a claim. If you were partly at fault, however, you may be able to make a claim.

If your statute of limitations is nearing its end, then you must make a decision. You can choose to either accept a settlement offer to end your claim or to file a lawsuit to continue to court. Otherwise, your claim will end, regardless of whether or not you wanted to cancel it.

That said, from my personal experience, the typical payout for pain and suffering in most claims is under $15,000. This is because most claims involve small injuries. The severity of the injury is a huge factor that affects the value of pain and suffering damages.

Every state's pretrial procedures are different, but generally it will take one to two years for a personal injury case to get to trial. Keep in mind that a lawsuit needs to be filed within strict time limits that every state has set in a law called a statute of limitations.

The cap established for non-pecuniary damages, adjusted for inflation, is currently near $360,000, but only for the most severe cases. Under the law, you will already be fully compensated for future loss of income and future care costs.

Injury: a wound or damage to part of your body caused by an accident or attack. Damage: physical harm that is done to something or to a part of someone's body, so that it is broken or injured.

There are basically two types of injuries: acute injuries and overuse injuries. Acute injuries are usually the result of a single, traumatic event. Common examples include wrist fractures, ankle sprains, shoulder dislocations, and hamstring muscle strain.

Multiply the total of your special damages by one or two to get a fair estimate of your pain and suffering value. Most insurance companies will accept a multiple of one or two times your specials for mild to moderate injury claims.

Do I need a solicitor to make a personal injury claim? There is no legal requirement to instruct a solicitor to handle your claim. Legally you are perfectly entitled to act on your own behalf and pursue your claim without the assistance of a solicitor.

A personal injury matter will involve your insurance company since this is the entity that will most likely pay a settlement or judgment against you. Since most individuals cannot pay out of pocket, the plaintiff's lawyer will go after the insurance company instead.

Personal Injury refers to physical or psychological injury or illness that is caused by the negligence of another. A successful personal injury claim will result in financial compensation for the injured party.

The value in your case depends on a number of factors that are specific to your case. On the low end, an injury case might settle for only a few thousand dollars. But many personal injury cases settle for much more. An average personal injury settlement amount is anywhere between $3,000 and $75,000.

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