| | Bankruptcy
As part of my bankruptcy practice I must advise my clients how the filing of Bankruptcy will impact their credit. A Chapter 7 Bankruptcy will remain on their credit for 10 years. Most clients immediately think that means no credit
| | Estate Planning
We get a lot of calls from Legal Shield Members regarding what the best way would be to transfer their property to their adult children without having to go through probate. There are several different ways you can transfer property
Proposition 207 was approved by the voters in Arizona effectively decriminalizing the possession of small amounts of marijuana for personal use. Part of Proposition 207 provides that people who have previously been convicted of certain marijuana offenses in Arizona can
Yes. You can be contacted seven times a week for each debt. The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has issued new final rules concerning The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA). The stated purpose of the new rules was to Update
| COVID-19
The Small Business Administration and the Treasury Department have introduced new guidance and changes to assist both lenders and PPP borrowers of $50,000 or less with the forgiveness process. The changes include a new simplified application and: reductions in the information
After training for my first full marathon in 2013, I suspected I needed to immediately register for another one, or I would stop running altogether, and lose the benefits I had gained training for my first one. Even now, I
Last week, the SBA released a procedural notice with information regarding the sale (or change of ownership) of small businesses with PPP loans. This may complicate sales of such small businesses. The borrowers must notify their PPP lenders of any
We are proud to announce the winner of our 2021 Diversity Legal Writing Program scholarship! Congratulations to Diego F. Brito. Diego is a May 2021 J.D. Candidate at Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law at ASU. He is a cum
If COVID has taught us anything, it has taught us to expect the unexpected. When was the last time you looked over your credit report? Could you be the victim of identity theft and not even know it yet? Don’t
| | Estate Planning
November Could Bring About Dramatic Changes to Estate Taxes Retroactive to January 2021 If you have assets that total $3,500,000 or more, you should seriously explore whether you need to do some estate tax planning before the end of the
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