The Trump administration’s newly released national artificial intelligence policy framework represents a clear attempt to bring coherence to an increasingly fragmented regulatory landscape. The framework addresses a broad range of …
Family law cases are emotionally charged by nature. When one party exhibits high-conflict or narcissistic behaviors, the process can become significantly more complex. These individuals may appear charming and confident …
When a marriage ends, dividing retirement accounts is often one of the most financially significant aspects of the divorce. In Arizona, that division frequently requires a Qualified Domestic Relations Order, …
Beginning March 1, 2026, a new federal rule issued by the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) applies to certain residential real estate transfers nationwide. While the rule does not affect …
As the calendar turns, it’s the perfect time to set goals that protect your future. Legal resolutions aren’t just for businesses, they’re essential for individuals and families too. Here are …
In estate litigation, the concept of “undue influence” is often invoked but rarely understood in its full legal context. Influence is a normal part of human relationships, but the law …
Understanding the Legal Process for Handwritten Wills in the Grand An elderly man is on his death bed. He wants to leave his worldly assets to his favorite nephew, but …
The tragic assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk has reignited a national debate not only about political violence, but also about the boundaries of free speech in the workplace. In …
By Mike Ferrin, Partner, Davis Miles The estate planning landscape for high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs) has shifted dramatically in 2025, thanks to sweeping federal reforms and evolving Arizona statutes. For those …
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce just announced their engagement, and while fans are celebrating the romance, some legal minds can’t help but wonder: will there be a prenup? Let’s be …