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Are Wrongful Death Settlements Taxable?

February 9, 2025
The general rule in Arizona is that wrongful death settlement sums are not taxable by either the federal or state governments.  In this article, we cover how the government treats wrongful death settlements regarding taxation. If you have questions about a wrongful death settlement or want representation, call Stone Rose Law at (480) 498-8998...
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What are My Chances of Winning a Wrongful Death Suit in Arizona?

February 8, 2025
Your odds of winning any personal injury lawsuit in Arizona, including one involving the wrongful death of a family member, depends on three broad considerations: the strength of the evidence supporting your claim, administrative factors like whether you file your claim within the relevant statute of limitations, and the training, experience, and expertise of...
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What is the Average Wrongful Death Settlement?

February 7, 2025
The average wrongful death settlement is extremely difficult to determine due to the various circumstances involved in each case. Some estimates range from $100,000 to $10 million or more. At Stone Rose Law, we understand how necessary it is in an Arizona wrongful death case to help our clients understand what they can expect...
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Who Gets the Money in a Wrongful Death Lawsuit?

February 6, 2025
In some personal injury cases, the victim does not survive. When this happens, Arizona law provides a remedy to some of the decedent's surviving family members through a wrongful death lawsuit. The Stone Rose Law Firm represents plaintiffs in Arizona wrongful death actions. In this post, we cover who gets the money in a...
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Can You File Bankruptcy On Student Loans?

January 28, 2025
You can file bankruptcy on student loans, but it depends on your circumstances, and the process is complicated. Education loans remain a non-dischargeable debt under 11 U.S.C. Section 523. This means student loans are not automatically discharged in your bankruptcy case.  However, they can be fully or partially discharged by filing an adversary complaint...
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