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Financial troubles are often at the root of both bankruptcy and divorce. If you are contemplating bankruptcy relief as your marital relationship is coming to an end, you may be wondering whether to wait until after the divorce is finalized before filing your petition for Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy. As we will...

Can bankruptcy stop the repossession of a vehicle? In most cases, yes — at least temporarily. If you have fallen into default on your car loan and are facing repossession, the bankruptcy automatic stay can protect you from a repossession before it begins.  How filing for bankruptcy works with repossessions in Arizona depends in...

When you are looking for a way out from under overwhelming debt, you may find yourself weighing debt settlement vs bankruptcy as your two main options. Bankruptcy is a powerful tool, but it is not necessarily the only choice you have.  Several debt relief mechanisms exist that do not require federal bankruptcy protection, and...

Under Arizona product liability law, a failure to warn is a distinct cause of action alongside other causes of action, such as negligence and strict liability. It is also called a “marketing defect” or an “informational defect.” Unlike a design or manufacturing defect claim, in a failure-to-warn claim, the product may not be defective...

Generally, all brain injuries are a variation of a traumatic brain injury (TBI). Within the overarching term of TBI, variables include whether the injury is open or closed, and whether it is mild, moderate, or severe. The specific type of traumatic brain injury you experience and its effects can have a bearing on how...