Feb 10, 2026 | Child Custody, Family Law
Parents going through a child custody case in Arizona are often surprised when religious issues come up.When one parent practices a faith, and the other does not, or when parents follow different religions, questions about a child’s religious upbringing can quickly become a serious source of conflict.These disagreements may involve holidays, religious school choices, attendance at religious services, or whether a child should be introduced to one belief system over another.
Jan 12, 2026 | Criminal Defense, Drive-By Shooting
Drive-by shooting charges are among the most serious firearm-related felony offenses prosecuted under criminal law in Arizona. A drive-by shooting in Arizona is treated as a violent and dangerous offense because it involves firing a deadly weapon from a moving or occupied vehicle, often placing the public at risk. When police believe someone intentionally shot the gun from a vehicle toward a person, another occupied motor vehicle, or an “occupied structure,” the case escalates immediately into a major felony investigation.
Dec 9, 2025 | Juvenile Crimes, Criminal Defense
Parents expect that if police question their child, certain protections will be followed. One of the most important is the requirement that law enforcement read the Miranda rights before custodial questioning begins. But in real situations, especially those involving younger teenagers, officers sometimes proceed without providing the required warning. When that oversight goes unnoticed early in a criminal case, the problem may not come to light until the juvenile court process is already underway.
Dec 4, 2025 | Family Law, Divorce Law
Beginning the divorce process can feel unfamiliar, and many people wonder what they should talk about during their first meeting with an attorney. A helpful way to prepare is to bring a thoughtful list of questions to understand how Arizona divorce law works, what to expect in your divorce case, and how the attorney can guide you through the divorce process. A good conversation at the start helps you feel informed and supported as you move forward.
Nov 17, 2025 | Criminal Defense
In Arizona, being charged with criminal damage can lead to serious consequences. Depending on the value of the property damaged, this offense can be classified as either a misdemeanor or a felony. Understanding how the Arizona Revised Statutes define and punish criminal damage in Arizona is critical for anyone facing criminal charges of this nature.
