Whether it’s the longing to feel the open road on two wheels or the practicality of avoiding the traffic jams, obtaining a motorcycle license marks the beginning of a new, exciting chapter. For residents of Arizona who crave the rush of the wind in their hair and the spirit of adventure that comes with every turn, it’s essential to understand what it takes to ride legally. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll walk through the process of obtaining an Arizona motorcycle license — a crucial step for new riders and longtime motorcycle enthusiasts alike. Here’s how to gear up for your motorcycle lice ..read more

Navigating the intricate web of parental rights and responsibilities following a divorce can be as challenging as it is crucial. Within the state of Arizona, parental relocation and child custody are governed by a comprehensive set of laws designed to protect the interests of both parents and, most importantly, the welfare of their children. If you are one of the many parents seeking clarity around these legal statutes, this guide aims to untangle the complexities and arm you with the knowledge to approach these issues with confidence and understanding.  An Overview of Arizona Parental Re ..read more

The advent of lane filtering law (SB1273) in Arizona marks a significant step forward in ensuring the safety of motorcyclists on the road. This legislation, which allows motorcyclists to maneuver between lanes of slow-moving or stationary traffic, aims to reduce traffic congestion and minimize the risks of rear-end collisions.   At Simon Law Group PLLC, as passionate motorcyclists ourselves, we are committed to raising awareness about motorcycle traffic laws and the implications they have on the safety and rights of motorcyclists. So, if you’re a responsible ride, you’ll want to give ..read more

  Arizona’s open roads can be tempting to speed on, but there’s a good reason why speeding laws exist. Not only do they encourage a safer driving environment, but they also help you avoid run-ins with the legal system and protect your wallet from unnecessary expenses. Here are three great reasons every driver in the Grand Canyon state — from daily commuters to car enthusiasts — should abide by Arizona’s posted speed limits.  Safety First  The roar of an engine might be your heart’s call to adventure, but traffic statistics remind us of the dangers of speeding. Speeding is a sign ..read more

In most cases, a divorce will necessitate the parties living apart, most often in separate residences. After all, if the goal is to dissolve the marital bond, then moving away from one other to live as strangers would be one of the first steps toward doing so. However, everyone knows that the current economic situation isn’t the best. Inflation remains high, and the cost of housing remains even higher. This can lead to couples choosing to live together during and after their divorce. There are many reasons why couples may elect to put aside contention for pragmatism, including: Convenience If ..read more

Not all relationships are healthy. Unfortunately, some relationships become abusive over time. It can be difficult to see the warning signs of abuse until well after a relationship has already been established. By then, it can be very difficult for the victim of the abuse to muster up the ability and resources to leave the relationship. This can be even more true in the context of a marriage. In many cases, abuse doesn’t begin until the victim is in some way dependent on the abuser. Not all abuse is physical. Physical abuse leaves readily apparent marks and injuries that others can see. This c ..read more

Navigating a divorce is emotionally challenging, even in seemingly straightforward cases. The complexity intensifies when children are involved, leading discussions about custody and parenting time to become explosive and legally intricate disputes. Regardless of the perceived simplicity of your case, it is crucial to take every necessary step to safeguard your parental rights during a divorce. The Geauga County Case In a recent Cleveland, Ohio Case, one family experienced the harsh realities of the legal system. In child custody disputes, judges wield significant authority. In Geauga County ..read more

Valuing a small business within divorce proceedings can be a complex undertaking for family law attorneys. It often entails collaborating with a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) and gaining access to various financial records, including tax returns, bookkeeping files, and comprehensive information on assets, inventory, cash flow, and debts. Even with the involvement of a CPA, the expertise of a divorce attorney remains pivotal, particularly when dealing with the valuations of small businesses. In the realm of divorce, asset division frequently stands as a contentious matter, rivaling child cu ..read more

Each year in the United States, there are approximately 4.5 million dog bites, with about 20 percent of them resulting in infections. Although children are the most frequent victims, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control underscores that dog bites can affect individuals of any age or size. Consequently, Arizona has enacted stringent and precise dog bite laws. Under section 11-1025 of the Arizona Revised Statutes, if you sustain a dog bite in a public location or while lawfully present in a private area, such as a residence or yard, the owner is legally responsible, implying that they bear finan ..read more

Divorce can be a fraught and emotionally devastating time for any family. It can be especially distressing for grandparents, who may face an even greater degree of uncertainty. It’s natural to hope that your child is the one who maintains physical and legal custody of the grandchildren, but this is not always the case. In the State of Arizona, there is no automatic right of grandparents to receive visitation rights to their grandchildren. As a result, grandparents must act with prudence and calm during the divorce process to make sure that this sacred relationship can go on unimpeded. Maintain ..read more