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Child custody disputes can be one of the most difficult situations for a parent to navigate. They can be time-consuming and often involve heightened emotional conflicts between the parents (and potentially even children as well).

Whether your custody dispute is a part of a divorce, or you and the other parent were never married, you should talk to a Phoenix child custody lawyer at Colburn Hintze Maletta for assistance with your case. When it comes to child custody issues, our entire legal team will aggressively fight for our clients and what is in their children’s best interest.

Continue listening to get a better understanding of the different key elements pertaining to child custody.

We will discuss Arizona Legal Decision Making vs Parenting Time and how Arizona child custody includes two components; legal decision making authority and time granted to a parent to spend with their children, referred to as Parenting Time.

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Arizona Child Custody Laws & Parenting Time Explained

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The COVID-19 pandemic has affected nearly every aspect of people’s lives during the last couple of years. In addition to affecting how people live, work, and socialize, the pandemic has also brought new issues into the family law process.

Separated and divorced parents are struggling with issues concerning vaccinations, including how to handle child visitation with a parent who is unvaccinated and whether to agree to have their children vaccinated.

Increasingly, parents are taking their disputes to the family courts about the vaccine for children and parents. The Phoenix family law attorneys at Colburn Hintze Maletta have seen multiple disputes arise from parents that disagree on whether to vaccinate their children or not.

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Who Decides Vaccine for Children in Divorced Parents?

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“Unlawful discharge of a firearm” crime is defined in ARS 13-3107 as a class 6 felony offense in Arizona. But what makes this crime a felony? Continue listening to learn why firing a gun can be considered a reckless offense that leads to hefty penalties.

This crime is considered a dangerous offense that can make even first-time offenders serve time in prison.

Even if your intentions were far from negligent, you need to hire a highly qualified and professional defense attorney when charged with unlawful discharge of a firearm. Having a felony on your record can have serious ramifications, including losing the right to even own a firearm. The attorneys at Colburn Hintze Maletta are just a call away and capable of helping you get your charges reduced or even dismissed completely.

The name “Shannon’s Law” was settled upon after teenager Shannon Smith was struck with a stray bullet. She was in the backyard of her Phoenix home when the incident took place. Unfortunately, Shannon, who was just 14 years old at that time, was fatally struck by the stray bullet.
The Arizona legislature passed Shannon’s Law in 1999 when the public was angered even further at the fact that the offender could only be charged with a misdemeanor. This meant unlawful discharge of firearms became a felony.

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Arizona Shannon's Law Unlawful Discharge of a Firearm

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Arizona Reckless Child Endangerment Laws – Misdemeanor vs Felony

In Arizona, you can be charged with child endangerment for many different actions involving minors under the age of 18.

This is a serious crime that carries severe penalties. If you are convicted of child endangerment, you could face a jail or prison sentence, stiff fines, and other penalties.

Working with a child endangerment defense attorney at Colburn Hintze Maletta can help you obtain a more favorable outcome for your case. Our lawyers understand the Arizona child endangerment laws and can work to defend you against your charges.

If you need immediate assistance, call us now at (602) 932-2999, day or night to speak with a defense attorney. Otherwise, continue listening.

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Arizona Charges of Reckless Child Endangerment Misdemeanor vs Felony

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Arizona criminal speeding tickets are one of the most common traffic violations. You can get a criminal speeding ticket for exceeding 85 miles per hour, or 20 miles over the posted speed limit. There are also criminal speeding tickets possible if you are going more than 35 miles an hour near a school zone.

In Arizona, criminal speeding is a Class 3 misdemeanor that identifies a speeding violation as a criminal infraction under Arizona Revised Statutes 28-701.02.

This audio will talk about:

- What are the Types of Criminal Speeding Violations?
- What are the Legal Consequences of getting a Criminal Speeding Ticket in Arizona? 
- Is Criminal Speeding a Felony in Arizona?
- How Long Does a Criminal Speeding Ticket Stay On Your Record In Arizona?
- What are some Common Questions about Criminal Speeding Charges?
- How a Criminal Defense Attorney can Help Beat a Criminal Speeding Ticket in Arizona

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Arizona Criminal Speeding Ticket & Charges of Excessive Speed

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Why Request a Case to Go to a Jury Trial? 

For criminal defendants, the right to a jury trial is found in the Sixth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. This right and the others enshrined in the Constitution are intended to keep the country from instituting an oppressive government.

Arizona has a similar right to a trial by jury found in Ariz. Const. Art. VI § 17. The right to a jury trial in criminal cases is recognized in felony cases in Arizona.

During a jury trial, the judge determines which evidence the prosecutor and defense attorney can admit. The judge will also give instructions to the jury about the law and legal principles that the jurors must follow. If a jury returns a guilty verdict, the judge will determine the appropriate sentence.

Are You Charged with a Criminal Offense? Speak with Our Defense Trial Attorneys Now About Your Rights to a Jury Trial.

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Why Request a Case To Go To A Jury Trial in Arizona

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How to Manipulate the Blood and Breath Test Results Below the Legal Limit

Our DUI attorneys at CHM Law are often asked, what do you do if the blood results are over a .08, the legal limit in Arizona.  Fortunately, it is possible to manipulate a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) if your attorney is well versed in the science.  Unfortunately, too many attorneys just plead their clients guilty because they do not understand how to move the blood alcohol concentration lower.

Inherent in a blood test is a 5% margin of error according to the prosecutor’s own expert witness.  However, our expert will testify that there is a 10% margin of error in the instrument.   This means the BAC can be 10% higher, lower, or anywhere in between the reported value.   The prosecutor has the burden of proving the case beyond a reasonable doubt.  Thus, the defendant gets the benefit of the doubt that the reading is 10% lower.

It is important to keep in mind that all of these variables are still in effect even if the instrument is in perfect working order.

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How To Manipulate The Blood And Breath Test Results Below The Legal Limit

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Sex crimes and their consequences differ in every state. There are variances in the definition of the crimes, the reporting standards, and even the statutes of limitation. If you are being accused of a sex crime, however, you should be concerned and made aware of the timeline for the police to charge you.

The goal of the rules concerning statutes of limitations in Arizona should ensure that you have a fair trial. The attorneys at Colburn Hintze Maletta can help you better understand these time limits. Thankfully, these statutes of limitations can prove to be a valuable defense in your case.

Your sex crime attorney will examine all evidence, the circumstances surrounding your arrest, and all details to provide you the best advice for the specific sexual crime.

Are you Involved in a Pre-Charge Sex Case?
Our Sex Crime Defense Attorneys are Available to Talk Now.

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CHM - Statute Of Limitations For Sex Crimes In Arizona

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DUI charges in Arizona can result in harsh penalties when people are convicted, depending on their blood alcohol concentrations at the time of their arrests and their driving records.

Arizona has a seven-year lookback period for DUIs, which means that the state will charge you with a second-offense DUI if you have a prior DUI conviction within the last seven years.

Some people who are charged with DUIs might wonder how other types of traffic violations might affect their DUI penalties.

If you accumulate from 13 to 17 points in the most recent 12 months, your driving privileges will be suspended for 90 days. If you accumulate from 18 to 23 points in 12 months, your driver’s license will likely be suspended for six months.

Are you charged with a DUI and have previous traffic violations?
Speak with our experienced DUI Attorneys Now.

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Can Previous Traffic Violations Affect A New DUI Charge in Arizona

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If you are pulled over for DUI in Arizona, and an officer suspects that you may have been drinking, chances are the officer will administer the Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus test, or “HGN test”.

Mainly referred to by its acronym, the HGN test is part of a battery of three standardized field sobriety tests used by police officers in Arizona and throughout the United States for DUI investigations.

Mainly referred to by its acronym, the HGN test is part of a battery of three standardized field sobriety tests used by police officers in Arizona and throughout the United States for DUI investigations.

Need Help Beating an Arizona Drunk Driving Charge?
Our Arizona DUI Attorneys are Available to Talk Now.

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Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus Test, Or HGN Test, Used In A DUI

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Arizona Revised Statutes § 25-408 governs parental relocation. If both parents have joint legal decision-making or parenting time rights, and the move is more than 100 miles within Arizona or out of state, the parent wishing to relocate must give at least 45 days’ written notice to the other parent. This statute applies regardless of whether the parents were ever married.

Once notice is given, the non-moving parent has 30 days to object by filing a petition with the court. If the court finds that the move is in the child’s best interests, it may allow the relocation. Otherwise, it can block the move and even modify parenting time if necessary.

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Can an Unmarried Parent Move Out of State with a Child?

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