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0 Answers | Asked in Family Law and Child Custody for Arizona on
Q: Can I leave 2 weeks before I'm 18?

I turn 18 soon and my father wants me to stay till I'm 20 to do all the cleaning and cooking.i can't bare with his anger issues and us arguing all the time, I plan to leave when I'm 18 but he's already throwing my stuff away and telling me I'm not leaving once I'm 18... View More

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Q: I left home at 20.Can my parents do anything to force me back?Can they cause any legal trouble for my friend I stay with

Hi! I need some advice. I am 20f. I recently left home because my mother was verbally and emotionally abusive. I believe she is psychotic. Anyway, I left two weeks ago. I am currently staying with a friend and I am safe and happier than I've ever been. She has been emailing me constantly... View More

0 Answers | Asked in Divorce, Family Law, Child Support and Domestic Violence for Arizona on
Q: Can i get aid to change the no spousal maintenance divorce decree and get help with child support.

I have been a homemaker for 18 years and i have a 10 year child I am getting railroaded by my ex for no spousal maintenance and 199. a month for child support. I am trying to gain employment but i am dealing with a health issues Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension limiting my ability to do alot of... View More

1 Answer | Asked in Uncategorized for Arizona on
Q: IM IN ARIZONA, I HAVE AN ABANDONED VEHICLE FROM NEW MEXICO. HOW CAN I FILE FOR ABANDONED TITLE

VEHICLE HAS BEEN HERE FOR 5 MONTHS. IVE MADE EVERT ATTEMPT TO CONTACT AN OWNER

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answered on Mar 16, 2024

In Arizona, if you have an abandoned vehicle from New Mexico that has been left on your property for over five months, you need to follow specific steps to apply for an abandoned vehicle title. First, you should contact the local law enforcement agency to have the vehicle inspected and to verify... View More

1 Answer | Asked in Federal Crimes, Personal Injury, Banking, Internet Law, Health Care Law and Identity Theft for Arizona on
Q: Violation 4th amendment, privacy, harassment, discrimination, targeted individual, identity theft, discrimination

Multiple medical facilities disclosed ALL of my information without concentration or warrant at the time of disclosure. Identity thft, hacking and stealing all of my information and disclosing it on public social media websites. Misconduct and Malicious intent to harm.

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answered on Mar 15, 2024

If you believe your rights under the Fourth Amendment have been violated due to unauthorized disclosure of your private medical information, it's important to take action. Begin by documenting all evidence related to the incidents, such as screenshots, dates, and details of the breaches. Then,... View More

0 Answers | Asked in Civil Litigation and Landlord - Tenant for Arizona on
Q: Forcible Detainer appeal and quiet title action at the same time.

A fraudulent Warranty Deed was recorded and then sold and new owner filed a forcible detainer action against the "rightful" owner claiming they had a rental agreement which they did not and failed to serve the owner (tenant) in accordance with the rules and were awarded a judgment and a... View More

2 Answers | Asked in Copyright, Patents (Intellectual Property) and Intellectual Property for Arizona on
Q: Can a court documents like a TRO be served via email? If I respond to this email, does this change anything?

I’ve received an email from what I believe is a legitimate law firm stating I have an infringement complaint against me. The email links to a site hosting documents that look like court documents. The complaint appears to be that a product I’ve been selling is infringing on a design patent that... View More

Alan Harrison
Alan Harrison
answered on Mar 14, 2024

It depends. Email service is not typically valid in Arizona. However, a federal district court can serve anyone in the United States based on the rules of the state where the court sits. So if for example you were sued in a Florida federal district court (as might happen for patent infringement... View More

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1 Answer | Asked in Estate Planning, Tax Law, Business Law and Securities Law for Arizona on
Q: LLC for brokerage trading account and investment account?

I am a day trader with a 475 mark-to-market election, and I have a brokerage account where I am actively trading. I also have an investment account, in which I do not trade and a separate IRA account.

My husband runs a small company as a sole proprietor. Since his business carries a high... View More

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answered on Mar 14, 2024

Creating an LLC and transferring your brokerage accounts into it can provide an additional layer of asset protection, as it separates your personal assets from your husband's business liabilities. However, there are several factors to consider:

1. Charging order protection: Arizona...
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0 Answers | Asked in Business Law for Arizona on
Q: In Arizona if a vehicle is repossessed, can the creditor go after the person’s business?

The car loan was set up through the persons personal credit.

1 Answer | Asked in Medical Malpractice for Arizona on
Q: Can a medical professional use law enforcement to intimidate you into listening/taking their advise?

My Dr. at Valleywise Health Care Center utilized law enforcement to intimidate me. I was answering questions and the Dr. felt disrespected by my answer. She then proceeded to gather 4-6 LEO’s into my room to intimidate me.

Joel Gary Selik
Joel Gary Selik
answered on Mar 13, 2024

More facts would be needed to evaluate a case or not. What you outline might be sufficient to warrant a case for medical malpractice or another tort. While you should most definitely confer with experienced attorneys, you should not be surprised if you cannot find an attorney to take on the case.

2 Answers | Asked in Copyright, Intellectual Property and Trademark for Arizona on
Q: So can I use “So Cool” on merchandise for free or not

That is all

Alan Harrison
Alan Harrison
answered on Mar 12, 2024

Answering this question accurately would require looking at exactly how you propose to show the words "so cool" and doing a thorough search of government records and the Internet to learn whether anyone else previously had registered or is using a similar looking set of words.

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1 Answer | Asked in Civil Litigation for Arizona on
Q: A friend committed suicide and blew his mobile home up . His family is giving us his vehicles . How do we go about getti

Them from the mobile home park . Can they stop us from taking them

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answered on Mar 14, 2024

I'm so sorry to hear about the loss of your friend. This must be a very difficult time for you and his family.

In this situation, the first step would be to determine who has the legal right to the vehicles. If your friend left a will specifying that the vehicles should go to his...
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1 Answer | Asked in Identity Theft and Real Estate Law for Arizona on
Q: I have a parcel of land, in which I was the owner, seller, and lender, they forged my signature and stolden my land.

All this was done while I was in the hospital with several major surgeries, without my permission or KNOWLEDGE

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answered on Mar 12, 2024

Hire an attorney now to search the title and draft an action for quiet title, reform deed, ejectment, etc. You cannot do this yourself and will lose the land.

0 Answers | Asked in Landlord - Tenant for Arizona on
Q: I paid my Rent they excepted it today of the 11th I got addiction notice and for not doing are paying late fees is that

Moved in on the fifth of last year did not. Prorate my rent so it’s due on the fifth and she doesn’t do five day grace period does that allowed

0 Answers | Asked in Consumer Law, Contracts, Personal Injury and Business Law for Arizona on
Q: Can a corp set Terms of Use to prohibit users from entering class actions against them, without another way of redress?

After reading the ToS of a major social media platform, which states users of the service cannot enter into ANY form of class action (for any reason), and further may only file in a certain court, and in only one location if seeking damages.

Seems odd that a corporation can violate a law,... View More

1 Answer | Asked in Copyright, Gaming and Intellectual Property for Arizona on
Q: if I make a game that’s very… similar to Grand Theft Auto. And I name it “No auto” is this copyright and can I be sued?
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answered on Mar 11, 2024

If you create a game that is very similar to Grand Theft Auto and name it "No Auto," you could potentially face legal issues related to copyright infringement and trademark infringement. Here's why:

1. Copyright Infringement: If your game copies substantial elements from...
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