What You Need to Know Before Filing Navigating a divorce is never easy—emotionally, financially, or legally. If you’re considering filing for divorce in Arizona, it’s crucial to understand how state law handles the process. At Rideout Law Group, our experienced […]
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If you’re facing criminal charges or legal proceedings in Mohave County, Arizona, there’s a high likelihood your case is being prosecuted by the Mohave County Attorney’s Office. Understanding the role of this office—and how it affects your rights and legal
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What to Do After a Work-Related Vehicle Accident When you’re injured while driving a company vehicle, your legal situation can be more complicated than a typical car accident. You may have questions about workers’ compensation, employer liability, and insurance coverage—and
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Understanding What a Settlement Is When you’re hurt in an accident, one of the first legal terms you’ll hear is “settlement.” But what does that actually mean in an injury case—and how does it affect your recovery? A settlement is
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What You Need to Know White collar crimes are non-violent offenses typically committed for financial gain. These crimes are often complex, involving deceit, manipulation, or abuse of trust, and can be prosecuted under both state and federal laws. In Arizona,
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Rideout Law Group Explains In Arizona, self-defense laws allow residents to protect themselves when faced with a threat — and in many situations, the law does not require a person to retreat before using force. This is known as a
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Examples and Penalties If you or a loved one is charged with a Class 4 felony in Arizona, it’s critical to understand what that means—and what’s at stake. Arizona categorizes felonies into six classes, with Class 4 considered a “mid-level”
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Penalties and Real-Life Examples In Arizona, felonies are categorized into six classes, with Class 1 felonies being the most serious. If you’re facing a Class 1 felony charge—or if a loved one is—it’s critical to understand what’s at stake and
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What Is Proposition 200 in Arizona? Proposition 200, also known as the Drug Medicalization, Prevention and Control Act of 1996, was passed by Arizona voters to reform how the state handles certain non-violent drug offenses. At its core, Prop 200
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Legal Impact and Defense Options In Arizona, criminal charges are categorized as either felonies or misdemeanors. While felonies carry more severe consequences, misdemeanors can still lead to jail time, fines, and a permanent criminal record. Among the three levels of
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