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Starting a New Business? Now’s the Time!

Anthem Community, Business LawBy Carroll Law August 7, 2013

During the summer, many Anthem residents travel in order to beat the heat and enjoy time off while their children are home from school. This coming week marks the end of summer vacation for many Anthem families. The first day of school for Deer Valley Unified School District’s 2013-2014 school year officially begins on August…

Parenting Time and/or Legal Decision Making Modifications

Family LawBy Carroll Law June 11, 2013

Orders and stipulations regarding parenting time and legal decision making typically always are open to modification. The court recognizes that circumstances change as children grow older and time passes, and that a plan agreed upon by parents when a child is five may no longer be appropriate when the child is thirteen. In order to…

Why an Attorney Should Set Up Your Non-Profit Organization

Business Law, General PracticeBy Carroll Law May 28, 2013

Arizona is a progressive state when it comes to self-service forms for different types of legal matters. The Arizona Corporation Commission has forms to help you set up your own non-profit. Unfortunately, the forms provided do not contain every provision necessary to reach tax exempt status. You can save yourself time, money and frustration by…

The Benefits of a Pre-Nuptial Agreement

Wills & Estate PlanningBy Carroll Law May 17, 2013

Marriage is a big step in one’s life, full of decision-making and compromises. It is important that couples know the benefits of a prenuptial agreement (commonly referred to as “prenup” or “premarital agreement”). The Carroll Law Firm can provide you with legal advice prior to your marriage to ensure you understand your individual rights, and…

What is Revocable in an Irrevocable Trust?

General Practice, Wills & Estate PlanningBy Carroll Law May 13, 2013

With nursing home costs rising and the average life expectancy also increasing, more and more people need to think about how they will afford to age and pass on at least some assets to their loved ones. One of the most important reasons to consider creating an irrevocable trust is asset protection. In order to…

Significant Changes to AZ Bankruptcy Laws

Bankruptcy, Short Sales, Debt ReliefBy Carroll Law May 1, 2013

Help for self-employed debtors and others. (DEBTORS IN ARIZONA CAN NOW KEEP THEIR iPad) The following is current as of April 24, 2013. Bankruptcy exemptions can change based on new laws, and interpretation of current laws by the courts. Arizona Bankruptcy Laws have changed in a significant way, as the updated exemptions will make it harder…

Informal vs. Formal Probate of a Will

Wills & Estate PlanningBy Carroll Law April 17, 2013

When a person dies and leaves a Will, a legal proceeding called “Probate” is required to transfer ownership from the person who died (Decedent) to the people named in the Will (Devisees). There are two main proceedings for Probate of a will. Below are a few differences. Informal vs. Formal Probate of a Will FORMAL…

Golf Cart Collisions

DUI & Traffic, General Practice, Personal InjuryBy Carroll Law April 5, 2013

Golf carts are a common mode of transport in the Valley of the Sun and not just on the golf course. Arizona’s climate and weather make it the perfect state for an increased number of golf carts, and the development of communities where golf carts are second vehicles to the people who live there as…

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