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    DUI penalties in Arizona

    California DUI Beer at StadiumThe offense of driving under the influence (DUI) is punishable under Arizona law by several different kinds of penalties.  Those penalties can fall within different categories of criminal offenses from misdemeanors to felonies.

    If the charge is a first offense, for example, and falls within a certain blood alcohol content range, it will likely be charged as a misdemeanor. There may be jail time. Fines may be associated with the conviction.  Counseling can also be required.

    From there, the consequences of more serious DUI offenses also get more serious.  Fines get higher.  You can lose your driver’s license for a year or even longer.  There can be more jail time.  An ignition interlock device may be required for your vehicle.  And depending on the offense, there may be a felony conviction as well.

    If you are curious, you can read the complete list of offenses and penalties online. But let’s face it, reading a list on a screen may not necessarily feel “real.”  You may think, oh, that will never happen to me, so what do I want to know, or even need to know about DUI penalties in Arizona? But the fact is, at some time or another you might find yourself facing a DUI charge.  You may feel you have no options, nowhere to look for help, and no idea of how your situation will turn out.

    If you are charged with a DUI in Arizona, talk with an experienced DUI defense attorney at Zachary Law Group.  We offer a FREE 30-minute case evaluation.  We will listen, answer questions, and work with you to find out all we can about your situation.  “Experience our approach to finding workable solutions to your legal issues.  Instead of waiting or worrying, simply give us a call today.  The sooner you do, the sooner we can “Zach-It!” by putting the power of the law on your side.  Call us today at 1-855-Zach-law.

     

    The Best Advice of All? Zach-it!

    At one time or another, almost everyone encounters some type of a legal issue or problem.  It’s part of life.  And whether you are facing divorce, family issues, debt, or run-ins with the law, chances are there’s someone in your life who will likely give you advice about fixing it. Unfortunately, no matter how good their intention, even friends and family who mean well can sometimes do just the opposite with their advice.

     

    When you are facing a legal problem, it can seem overwhelming.  You might ask yourself all sorts of questions, like what should I do?  Who should I listen to?  What’s the worst that could happen?  And most of all, how do I make this problem go away?

     

    I know one answer to each one of those questions.  Seek out the advice of an experienced attorney.  Talk to someone who knows the law and the court system.  Someone who will listen to you, answer your questions, guide you through the process, and defend your legal rights.  Talk to us, as Zachary Law Group.

     

    At Zachary Law Group, we’ve even given a name to our approach to solving to your legal problem:  we “Zach-It!”  We offer a FREE 30-minute case evaluation, so you can come in and discuss your legal matter with us without worrying about the cost.

     

    We’re here to work together with you. Don’t put it off.  If you have a problem, the fact is, in criminal matter, family court, or bankruptcy, the quicker you act, the faster your rights can be established.

     

    Despite the pressure you may feel from friends or family, you can start taking control of the situation.  Put the power of the law on your side. Call us today at 1-855-Zach-law.

    Property exemptions in chapter 7 bankruptcy

    In a Chapter 7 (personal) bankruptcy, a person’s debts are examined in Bankruptcy Court to see which are eligible to be discharged or eliminated.  In addition, person filing for bankruptcy will be asked to disclose all of their assets to determine what, and how much, the debtor may keep and what must be used toward the payment of debt.

    Federal bankruptcy law and Arizona law both allow for certain exemptions as far as a debtor’s assets and possessions are concerned.  These laws are subject to change as the courts continue to interpret them.  Here is a partial list of some of the recently revised exemptions in the state of Arizona:

    Household Assets

    ▪       Some household furniture and furnishings

    ▪       Most household goods including some consumer electronic devices

     

    Business Assets

    ▪       Some tools, equipment, instruments and books

    ▪       Intangible business assets including some things such as phone numbers and client/customer contact information

    ▪       Most marketing tools such as websites, domain names or any other intangible work products

     

    If you are considering the possibility of filing for bankruptcy, it’s wise to discuss it with an experienced bankruptcy attorney first. At Zachary Law Group, we offer a FREE 30-minute case evaluation. Our approach to finding solutions to your legal problems is working together to “Zach-It!”  The sooner you get in touch with us, the sooner we can start helping.

    Put the power of the law on your side, to assert and protect your rights.  Call us today at 1-855-Zach-law.

    The Reality Without The Drama: Criminal Sentencing Guidelines

    Nearly everyone has watched courtroom shows on TV.  Whether it’s a celebrity judge holding court or an award-winning primetime series, there’s plenty of entertainment and sometimes shocking drama as the verdict – and the sentence – is delivered.

     

    But in real life, the criminal justice system doesn’t work that way.  Sometimes not even the judge has the last word. In Arizona, some sentencing guidelines for criminal penalties are set down as precisely as the IRS sets down the tax laws.  Every category of offense, from drug offenses to domestic violence, and parole violations to felonies, is included in the guidelines.

     

    If you are convicted of a crime in Arizona, the Criminal Code Sentencing Chart can give you an idea of the penalty and/or sentence you may be facing.  You may think you know what to do, or what to say in court.  But think:  do you really want to risk it?  This is a situation in which an experienced  criminal defense attorney can help.

     

    At Zachary Law Group, our approach to finding solutions to your legal problems is working together to “Zach-It!”  We offer a FREE 30-minute case evaluation, so it’s probably in your best interest to contact us right away.  The sooner you do, the sooner we can begin establishing and defending your legal rights.

     

    Put the power of the law on your side. Call us today at 1-855-Zach-law.

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