The world has seen a dramatic change with the global spread of the Coronavirus (Covid-19). Never in modern history has an event had such an immediate and profound impact on both people and commerce. Understandably, the primary focus of government has been to protect the public from the further spread of the virus while focusing…
Some people might think you only need to seek advice from an attorney if you want to sue someone or you are being sued. Actually, there are numerous ways an attorney can help you throughout your life. Here are ten reasons to consider consulting an attorney: Estate Planning: It is always a good idea to…
Pursuant to Arizona law, every child between six and sixteen years old must attend school and be instructed in, at a minimum, mathematics, reading, grammar, science, and social studies. The parents/guardians who have custody of a child can choose a public, charter, or private school for their children, or they can homeschool them. Options State-funded…
You May Not Be Able to Use Your Current Arizona Driver’s License to Pass Through Airport Security as of October 1, 2020 In 2005, Congress passed the Real ID Act, following the 9/11 Commission’s recommendation that the federal government establish minimum standards for identification sources, such as driver’s licenses. In connection with this heightened…
According to a probate lawyer in Texas, probate is the legal process through which the court oversees the estate of a deceased person to make sure the debts against the estate are paid and the estate is properly distributed to the heirs. Many people think that probate must be opened if you only have a…
Cellphones have become integral in today’s society. When people forget their phone at home, it can throw their whole day off. A large part of that is the instant connection texting allows us to have with friends, family, and business acquaintances that text. Texting makes it very easy to talk to people without the effort…
Living in Arizona means that (hopefully) you have heard of the term ‘community property’. Did you know that most states don’t actually define and follow community property laws? The property management services have addressed it many times. In fact, there are only nine states that currently follow community property laws: Arizona, California, Idaho, Louisiana, Nevada,…
