Yes. You can certainly refuse to take a breathalyzer test in Arizona. But there are consequences for the denial. So should you? When a cop pulls you over and asks you to blow into a breathalyzer, you can say no. Even when law enforcement makes it sound like it’s mandatory. If it’s your first time…
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Do you have an upcoming court hearing for which you want to be as prepared as possible? If so, this is an excellent decision as being prepared for court is important for all parties involved – plaintiffs, defendants, attorneys, jury, and judge. Below we dive into how plaintiffs and defendants can get themselves ready to…
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If you or a loved one is facing criminal charges in Arizona, the uncertainty of what lies ahead can be incredibly challenging. You may be wondering how severe the punishment could be, what factors might affect the judge’s decision, and whether there are ways to lessen the impact on you or your loved one’s future….
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Getting separated is never easy. Not for the individuals separating or their children, family members, or friends. It’s often complicated and, for many couples, causes significant emotional and financial challenges. If you’re planning on separating from your significant other, it’s important that you manage your finances wisely. The consequences could be long-term financial hardship. Unfortunately,…
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If you’ve been injured in an accident, you may wonder, “How much is my personal injury claim worth?” Understanding the types of damages available in personal injury cases and how they are calculated can help you understand the compensation you may be entitled to. The best way to calculate your personal injury damages is to…
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Probation and parole in Arizona are both forms of supervised release, but they differ in several ways. Understanding the difference between probation and parole is essential for anyone facing a criminal charge. As experienced criminal defense lawyers in Flagstaff, AZ, we often receive questions about the differences between these two forms of supervised release. In…
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Child support guidelines in Arizona provide a framework for determining how much one parent should pay to support their child or children. In Arizona, the Income Shares Model is used to calculate the appropriate amount based on each parent’s proportionate share of expenses that would normally be incurred if the parents were still living together….
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Many fathers who are seeking visitation rights for their children may find themselves in a difficult situation. Fathers have an equal legal opportunity for child custody and visitation; however, the process of obtaining such rights can be complicated. This can be especially true if the father is unmarried or not listed on the child’s birth…
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What You Need To Know About Arizona Alimony Laws Getting a divorce can be one of the most difficult things many couples will have to go through in their lives. Not only does it involve the emotional and mental stress of separation and mourning, but there are also financial implications to consider. Alimony is one…
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Top 3 Most Common Juvenile Crimes In Arizona In the state of Arizona, juvenile crimes are typically defined as crimes committed by children under the age of 18. When a minor commits a crime, their charges are handled differently compared to adults and their cases are heard in juvenile court. Although there are some exceptions,…
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