| | COVID-19, Family Law
Stimulus Checks Can Stimulate Disputes Among Divorced Parents Many Arizona parents have begun receiving COVID-19 stimulus checks for their children. For parents who are no longer together, the parent on the non-receiving end may well feel entitled to a portion
For Arizona healthcare workers we are offering a free review of your estate plan through May 31, 2020. From a will, to powers of attorney, to trust documents, let the experienced attorneys at DMMG make sure everything in your estate
| | Fine Life
We are all having some experiences during the Coronavirus response that we hope never to repeat. But, hopefully we have other moments we will be grateful that we did have; maybe even some we likely would not have had without
| | Asset Protection, COVID-19
As the healthcare community leads the front-line fight against the COVID19 coronavirus, a lack of PPE and medical equipment isn’t your only new risk. Your assets are at risk. What I share below is the 20/20 hindsight I’ve gained by
| | Trusts, Wealth Management
Who needs a trust as part of their estate plan? The short answer is, anyone who wants to protect their assets and govern the spending of them. You might already have a last will and testament, but a trust might
| | COVID-19, Eviction, Real Estate
Arizona Governor Doug Ducey has issued Executive Order 2020-21, prohibiting small business evictions from commercial properties for tenants who are suffering from the effects of the current COVID-19 pandemic starting on March 11, 2020, when a Public Health State of
The trial team of Bradley D. Weech, Marshall R. Hunt and Robert N. Sewell won a landmark appellate case recently in Netherlands v. MD Helicopters, an international multi-million dollar judgment/collections dispute that resulted in a precedent-setting Opinion by Division One
Financial programs to help businesses and consumers in the wake of the COVID-19 economic shutdown are underway. Find out more in this interview with Pernell McGuire, managing partner of the law firm Davis Miles McGuire Gardner. McGuire was a guest on Is That
A woman was told by her landlord that rent had to be paid in cash due to COVID-19 because the landlord “couldn’t get to the bank.” The woman had always paid by check. She didn’t know what to do about
| | COVID-19, Family Law
As an Arizona State Bar Certified Specialist in family law matters in Arizona, I have been repeatedly asked how the coronavirus is impacting family law cases. Here are a few of the highlights: CHILD SUPPORT: If you have been ordered
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