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My AZ Lawyers is a full-service law firm based in Arizona that specializes in providing legal services to individuals and businesses across the state. The firm has a team of experienced and dedicated attorneys who are committed to provide top-quality legal services to all clients. My AZ Lawyers offer a wide range of legal services including bankruptcy, family law, criminal defense, immigration, estate planning, and personal injury. My AZ Lawyers 1731 W Baseline RD #101 Mesa, AZ 85202 (480) 4 ...
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In this episode, we explore practical ways to avoid foreclosure while dealing with bankruptcy, emphasizing how our skilled bankruptcy lawyers can be your strongest defense in tough situations. Tune in as we guide you through how to keep your home and find peace of mind in these difficult times. Contact My AZ Lawyers today to learn more about how ba…
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In this podcast, we'll explore strategies for transforming your spending habits post-bankruptcy, ensuring you avoid falling back into debt. Join us as we guide you through practical steps toward fostering a healthier financial future, and setting the foundation for lasting economic well-being. If you find yourself struggling with your spending and …
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Losing your job can be a huge financial blow. Even if you have savings, you may only be able to get by for a few months or less on what you have. The longer it takes for you to find a job, the worse off things will be. Filing for bankruptcy in Arizona can give you debt relief that can help you take control of your finances again. If you are unemplo…
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Domestic violence is a sad but true experience in many romantic relationships. It can be committed in several ways and can leave the victim traumatized and unsafe. If someone you know has an abusive domestic relationship or is abusing you or harassing you in other ways, you may need to consider obtaining an Order of Protection against them. Should …
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In today's podcast, we'll dive into the impact of filing for bankruptcy on your credit score. Additionally, we'll cover how our seasoned bankruptcy lawyers can assist you in comprehending and managing this intricate procedure. Keep in mind, if there's anything you're uncertain about during your bankruptcy filing, it's wise to seek immediate assista…
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In this episode, we'll dive into everything you need to know about reckless driving in Arizona – what it means, the laws around it, and what you could be facing. Plus, we'll talk about why it's really important to get a lawyer quickly if you're charged with reckless driving. If you’ve been arrested for reckless driving, consult the trusted attorney…
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One of the toughest tasks people face is determining what they want in their estate plan. While all of us have different needs and desires, there are some things we should all consider including in our Estate Plan. Estate planning is the preparation and distribution of a person’s possessions. Without an estate plan, your loved ones may end up fight…
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Most DUIs in Arizona are misdemeanor violations, but that doesn’t mean a significant number can be charged as felonies. All DUIs in Arizona are related to drugs or alcohol, but when other factors are present, the DUI becomes a felony. In this episode of our podcast, you will know when a DUI becomes a felony in Arizona and how to protect your rights…
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Most people who have looked into bankruptcy know that several of their assets could be at risk, especially if they file Chapter 7 versus Chapter 13. Depending on your financial situation, one asset you may be reluctant to put at risk is your tax refund. For so many Arizona families, a tax refund can be crucial to catching up on expenses incurred th…
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Dog bites and dog attacks are painful and frightening. They often leave permanent scars or disabilities and are sometimes even fatal. If you are bitten by a dog in Arizona, the owner of the dog is required to pay for medical care and any other damages that result from the dog bite. The dog owner’s only possible defense against a dog bite claim woul…
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When you divorce, your former spouse may not be the only one trying to get visitation with the kids. You may have former in-laws vying for time with the children, as well, which can be an unwelcome prospect if you feel there is good reason to keep grandma and grandpa away. While most people think that time spent with grandparents is a good thing, t…
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If you are co-parenting, the economic hardship or uncertainty can pose a problem for child support. You may be worried about how you are going to pay your child support, or if you are the one receiving the support, you may be worried about how you are going to make ends meet if your ex stops paying. The best thing you can do is talk to a Phoenix fa…
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If you’ve ever been stuck in gridlock traffic, or are sick of your gas expenses, you’ve probably daydreamed about buying a motorcycle. Riding a motorcycle doesn’t come without drawbacks. Traveling by motorcycle can be more dangerous, and motorcycle accidents tend to result in more serious injuries. If you’ve been injured in a motorcycle accident, l…
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Prenuptial agreements are contracts that people enter into before they get married. They can set the terms for the division of assets in the event that the couple is divorced. While some people may think it cynical to be thinking about how to protect yourself in case of a divorce at the same time you are currently pledging your life-long love, othe…
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Most people believe that if you live or cohabitate with a person for 7 years, you are as good as married or at least in the eyes of the state, you are married. Just remember that Common Law Marriages do not apply to every state. Arizona does not recognize common law marriage generally speaking. The Constitution of the United States requires that st…
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Divorces can be acrimonious. Some spouses will take opportunities to spite each other, regardless of who gets caught in the crossfire- even themselves. So what happens if you and your spouse have hidden assets, lied about income, or otherwise committed during the marriage, and your spouse threatens to reveal it during the divorce? Listen to what ou…
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Probate is the process by which a deceased person’s assets are transferred to their heirs. The deceased person’s will is examined by a probate registrar to determine whether it is legal and admissible in court. If it is not legal, Arizona’s state laws will control the process and the transfer of a deceased person’s estate will be handled in an exte…
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Domestic violence is a sad but unavoidable truth in many relationships. In Arizona, domestic violence is an indicator added to your charge to make it clear that the victim was someone with whom you have a close relationship. A domestic violence conviction not only comes with strict penalties, but will be a mark on your criminal record that can foll…
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Seeking out a restraining order is a scary process. Court procedures are intimidating, and maybe even overwhelming, for most people who don’t make a career of it. On top of that, you could be facing harassment or attacks by the person from whom you are seeking protection. But when you are seeking any type of restraining order in Arizona, it’s impor…
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Although a living will and a last will and testament both share the word “will”, they are two very different documents. Both can be extremely beneficial in various circumstances and are considered to be crucial to the estate planning process because they address different areas of estate planning in Arizona. Ask your Mesa estate planning lawyer to …
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If someone you know dies due to another person’s wrongful actions, can you sue for their death? In Arizona, the answer is yes. Wrongful death lawsuits can be filed by anyone injured, psychologically traumatized, or with a damaged property because of negligence. Several factors determine whether or not you are eligible to file a wrongful death lawsu…
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A statute of limitations, in a criminal offense context, is the amount of time that the prosecution has to bring charges against the accused. Statutes of limitations can vary from state to state, and the statute of limitations could be longer if the crime is also considered a federal offense. Arizona's statutes of limitations, or time limitations, …
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Personal injury damages are awarded to people who are negatively affected by an injury or an accident in Arizona. Proving negligence on the part of the defendant is the first step to a successful personal injury lawsuit. In Arizona, there are several types of damages that can be awarded through lawsuits for injuries and accidents. The type and amou…
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Sexual assault is a serious crime that should never be taken lightly. It’s crucial to defend and protect yourself against sexual assault allegations because they can impact your life for a long time. Sex crimes create a negative impact almost immediately due to the stigma of the accusation and the arrest. Plus, this stigma can last a lifetime. If y…
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Chapter 13 Bankruptcy is a legal means of obtaining debt relief while restructuring debt into manageable payments. This allows individuals in Arizona to keep their property rather than liquidating their current assets. But, the bankruptcy laws involved in Chapter 13 are complicated and many have undergone key changes of late. Furthermore, although …
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Chapter 7 bankruptcy is a type of bankruptcy that allows individuals and businesses to discharge most of their unsecured debts, such as credit card debt and medical bills, while still retaining certain exempt assets. In Arizona, the process of filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy involves completing a means test to determine eligibility, attending a man…
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