How A Criminal Case Moves Through the Courts in Arizona
If you or a loved one has been charged with a crime in Arizona, you probably have a lot of questions. The court process—from the time you are charged to the time you are sentenced or have your case dismissed—depends on a lot of…
Defining Violent Crimes and What to Do if You’ve Been Accused of One
A violent crime causes harm to a victim through assault, rape, sexual assault, robbery, and murder. If you have been accused of, convicted of, or charged with a violent crime, you are entitled to a criminal defense attorney. A defense attorney can help you…
The Sealing of Criminal Records: What This Means if You’ve Been Convicted in Arizona
As of December 31, 2022, eligible parties can petition the court to have their criminal record(s) sealed. Petitioning the court does not guarantee that a judge will order your records sealed, and not everyone is eligible to file a petition. A criminal defense attorney…
How to Appeal a Criminal Case in Arizona
If you have been convicted of a crime, you may feel that you are out of options. However, that doesn't mean the fight is over. In Arizona, you have the right to appeal your case. Janet Altschuler, attorney at law, can walk you through…
How are Juvenile Crimes Handled in Arizona?
Juvenile crimes are taken very seriously in Arizona. If your child is charged with a crime, it is important to seek legal assistance immediately. The repercussions of a juvenile conviction could follow your child for the rest of their life. An experienced attorney like…
Getting a Restraining Order after a Domestic Violence Case? Here’s What to Know
In Arizona, a person can file a restraining order or order of protection against a family member, domestic partner, someone they are or were in a romantic relationship with, or someone they are or were living with in a romantic capacity. An injunction against…