Arizona’s minimum limit for auto insurance liability will increase effective July 1st, 2020. Senate Bill 1087 was passed by the Arizona legislature on May 27, 2019 and then signed into law by Governor Ducey on Friday, June 7th, 2019.
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Brown Family Law Blog
The Brown Family Law Blog, published by Brown Family Law Group, focuses on legal issues related to family law, personal injury, and estate planning. It covers topics such as divorce, child custody and support, paternity, and enforcement of court orders. The blog also addresses personal injury claims, including car accidents and wrongful death, providing guidance on compensation and legal representation. Additionally, it discusses estate planning matters like wills, probate, beneficiary deeds, and strategies to avoid probate court. The content aims to inform readers about legal processes and practical steps to protect their rights and interests in family and personal injury law contexts, with a focus on Arizona law and local community concerns.
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NEW RULES REGARDING RETIREMENT WITHDRAWALS/LOANS DUE TO COVID-19
With full disclosure that I am not a tax attorney and I do not give tax advice, the COVID-19 pandemic has caused some changes that may allow individuals that are suffering financial hardship to make withdrawals or loans from their
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CHANGES TO ALL CHILD SUPPORT IN APRIL 2020
Small changes coming in April 2020 to ALL child support with potentially HUGE results!
For all child support payors and recipients of child support, there are changes coming this April. The Superior Court sent out a notice to all employers
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WHAT IS A FAIR AMOUNT AND LENGTH OF SPOUSAL MAINTENANCE?
Spousal maintenance is probably one of the hardest areas to give advice in family law. Unlike child support, which can be mathematically calculated down to the penny, spousal maintenance is based on a number of factors and considerations, some certain
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POOR ESTATE PLANNING CAN HARM YOU AND FAMILY MEMBERS
Close to half of the people in the United States who are 55 or older have failed to properly plan what is become of them or their estate if they are incapacitated or die. A recent study of 3,000 Americans
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2019 REVISIONS TO ARIZONA’S FAMILY LAW RULES
In December of 2106, the Arizona Supreme Court set up a Task Force to review and revise the family law rules used here in our state. After many months of hard work and several revisions, the new family law rules
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TAX DEDUCTIBILITY OF SPOUSAL MAINTENANCE IS CHANGING
Under the recently enacted changes to the Federal tax laws, spousal maintenance (formerly “alimony”) ordered by a dissolution (divorce) decree or agreement executed after Dec. 31, 2018, will no longer be deductible by the payer and will be tax free
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LOOKING FOR A SIMPLE WAY TO PASS ON YOUR REAL ESTATE TO LOVED ONES AFTER YOU ARE GONE?
For years, the biggest stumbling block to you family members to avoid a probate action in court after you pass was the family home. Or any real estate for that matter.
However, since the relatively recent invention of a beneficiary
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CIVILITY IN THE FACE OF CONFLICT
In a recent article, Maricopa County Bar Association President Norma C. Izzo wrote the following comment:
“The legal profession exists largely, if not exclusively, because of conflict. Unlike many other professions in which conflict may arise at intermittent times during
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ATTORNEY FEES
Lawyers typically charge for their services three different ways: a flat fee basis, contingent fee basis, or an hourly rate basis.
Flat fee charges at Brown Family Law Group, PLC are generally for routine matters such as wills, deeds, corporation
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