The underlying principles of community property and sole and separate property can be readily be stated as “black and white” rules. However, there are many nuances and exceptions which have been judicially developed which have had the effect of complicating any analysis which seeks to ascertain the dividing line between community property and sole and separate property.
There is a large and lucrative market for financial restructuring services required by many of Arizona’s upper crust high profile CPA clients who have been struck with some form of financial malady as a result of the changes in the state and national financial climate since 2007. In order to capture their fair share of this market, CPAs practicing in Arizona need to engage in an education effort directed both at their clients and to the state’s legal community.
Real Estate Agency Guilty of Breach of Fiduciary Duties
Does a signed waiver protect you as an employer?
15th annual conference will inspire and educate
Thinking ahead to protect your business can reduce stress and save dollars
Hiring practice can avoid future problems
Careful review is time well-spent
Practice will focus on commercial litigation, labor & employment law and real estate law
Law firm provides employees and funds to support the renovation of Arizona Foundation for the Handicapped facilities
$1.5 million project to open in October 2015
Best Lawyers in America 2015 honors Andrew Abraham
Peer Review Survey Honors Leading Attorneys across the Nation
Exceptions to the rule valuable knowledge for business owners
Binding arbitation results in victory for B&C client
Certified Specialist in tax law honored by Arizona Business Magazine
Vendor Contract Should Clearly Address Liability
Burch & Cracchiolo shareholders named to prestigious roster of attorneys
Good People Who Happen to be Good Lawyers Support Valley Nonprofit Efforts
How long do you need to retain documents?
Color DASH event hosts over 1,000 runners
Annual run funds free programs for Chandler kids and teens
from the MCBA's Maricopa Lawyer May 2014
Phoenix Business Journal April 25.2014
Certified Specialist in Tax Law honored by Southwest Super Lawyers
Shareholder named to prestigious honor for 2nd time
Fourteen selected as Southwest Super Lawyers and six selected as Rising Stars
Case addressed alleged malicious prosecution, defamation, destruction of property and infliction of emotional distress
Common area open space at issue
Seasoned lawyers honored by state-wide business publication
Practice area headed up by shareholders Martha Patrick and Joel Heriford
“Indian country” is a legal term of art that generally refers to tribal reservations and federal trust lands which are situated within the territorial boundaries of one or more states. Cases occurring in Indian country or which involve Native American tribes present a host of unique issues in both civil and criminal law. Considering that it is not a matter of “if” but rather “when” you will have to face these issues, it is important to understand the basics of litigation in “Indian country.”
Seasoned attorney focuses on Creditors' Rights and Bankruptcy
Legal community collects business suits to support women in the workforce for fourth year
Law firm employees participate in American Cancer Society climb for 15th consecutive year
Term runs through December 31, 2014
Navigating the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission's Strategic Enforcement Compliance Policies
Law firm supports non-profit organization's goal to collect 20,000 Thanksgiving turkeys
1st Tier Ranking in Four Practice Areas
Will serve until December 2015
2nd seminar on best practices for insuring timely payments
Valley law firms collect food and funds to support the country's first food bank
Associate recently completed law clerkship with The Honorable Patricia K. Norris of the Arizona Court of Appeals
