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Mistakes in the healthcare field often have serious consequences. If a doctor, dentist, hospital, or other healthcare provider is responsible for your injury or the wrongful death of a loved one, you could be entitled to compensation.  However, medical malpractice can be difficult to prove. At...

Even when you’re on good terms with your spouse, divorce can be a complex and emotional process—especially when it comes to dividing your shared property. If you’ve been awarded damages in a personal injury lawsuit, it’s important to understand how those funds may be divided...

In certain situations, the use of lethal force is the only way to defend yourself from serious injury or death. Some states have a “stand your ground” law that protects individuals in these situations. Knowing whether Arizona is a stand-your-ground state and when self-defense is...

Taxes are probably the last thing on your mind when you are injured in an accident. But if you plan to settle a personal injury lawsuit, it’s important to know whether or not your settlement will be considered taxable income. Knowing how much compensation you...

When a domestic dispute gets out of hand, the police might end up getting involved and making an arrest. Arizona imposes harsh penalties for convictions involving domestic violence. Even if the victim takes back a domestic violence accusation, the state can still continue to prosecute...

Possessing unlawful drugs is a serious crime in Arizona. Depending on the type of charge, drug possession can land you in jail or in prison. At Van Norman Law, we want to help you understand your rights when it comes to the Arizona drug possession...

Getting into a car accident is a scary experience, regardless of who caused the collision. If you’ve been injured in a car accident in Arizona, receiving compensation can help you find some relief. However, Arizona is not a no-fault state, meaning your liability in a...

Compensation from a personal injury settlement can give you peace of mind and help pay off your medical bills. But will that settlement compensation affect your Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI)? What about Supplemental Security Income (SSI)? The team at Van Norman Law put together...

In Arizona, a DUI conviction stays on your record forever, but there are some exceptions. If you were under 18 years old when you committed the crime, you could be eligible to have your DUI conviction expunged. However, the rules change if you were older...

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