Criminal Defense

As a resident of Arizona, it can be difficult to keep up with the constantly changing laws and new bills regarding marijuana. Currently, the Arizona Medical Marijuana Act only legalizes the possession of 2.5 ounces or less of marijuana for medicinal purposes, and only if you have a physician’s written certification. If the police find… read more

If you find yourself in legal trouble in Arizona, one of the best ways to protect yourself is by using a criminal defense lawyer. Partnering with a criminal defense attorney can give you access to important people and resources that can help you through this difficult time. Instead of risking your future, retain an attorney… read more

Hiring a personal injury lawyer could take a significant investment on your part. If you are paying a flat fee by the hour, you will likely have to at least offer a retainer to secure the attorney’s services. With the amount you might pay an attorney to handle your case, it could be a great… read more

If you are facing criminal charges in Arizona, you will need to obtain a criminal defense lawyer to represent you during the trial process. A criminal defense lawyer serves many purposes and can provide a multitude of benefits if you are facing criminal charges in Arizona. Not only does this attorney represent you in the… read more

Domestic violence is a problem all across the United States, and many types of abuse hurt adults and children all over the country every day. All Arizona residents should recognize the warning signs of domestic abuse and know the resources for recovering from domestic abuse. Every state tracks domestic violence statistics and offers guidance to… read more

Just like the rest of the United States, the acceptable drinking age in Arizona is 21, however, not all states take underage drinking laws as seriously as this state.  Both the police and the court system treats underage drinking as punishable crimes. Arizona is a zero-tolerance state when it comes to minors possessing alcohol. It… read more

According to state data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Arizona witnessed 2,912 deaths from drunk driving between 2003 and 2012. During those years, Arizona ranked slightly higher than the national average for deaths from drunk driving across all age groups. In light of this, every driver should appreciate the significant risks… read more

The National Coalition Against Domestic Violence (NCADV) reports that about 20 people suffer violence at the hands of a domestic partner every minute in the United States. Unfortunately, domestic violence continues to be a problem in the U.S., costing more than $8 billion per year and representing about 15% of all violent crime in America…. read more

Domestic violence is a common criminal accusation, as many different actions could qualify as this crime in Arizona. Domestic violence can refer to physical, verbal, or emotional assaults or abuse, as well as neglect. The broad definition of the crime leads to many allegations and charges against innocent people. Unfortunately, once someone calls the police… read more

In Arizona, “domestic violence” is a crime one household or family member commits against another. A variety of actions – physical and verbal – may constitute domestic violence under the wrong circumstances. Domestic violence is a tricky crime because once a person alleges domestic violence or abuse, he or she cannot take it back. The… read more