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Adopting a Child in Arizona?

Adoption is the legal process of transferring the biological parents’ rights to a child to non-biological parents.

Children are adopted by stepparents, relatives, foster parents, or unrelated parties. This process typically contains two stages: Termination of Parental Rights and the formal adoption.

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Operating a Business, or Planning to Start?

As a business owner or business executive, you undoubtedly want to do everything possible to protect the welfare and integrity of your company.

Whether you are taking steps to formally establish your business or you are attempting to resolve a dispute with an employee, it is important that you have a full understanding of how your actions will impact your company from a legal standpoint.

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Ready to Plan Your Legacy?

Estate planning includes a combination of wills, trusts, deeds, property management, and financial planning.

Making the most of your life’s work should be a lasting part of your legacy.

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Nobody’s Family is Perfect!

Family Law includes areas of divorce and children. Divorces can be handled by agreement or contested requiring litigation. Family law matters with children involve paternity, legal decision-making authority (aka Custody), parenting time, and child support.

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Why Work With Lewis Labadie?

Lewis Labadie’s mission is to provide our clients with high-quality legal advice and attention to each client. Our firm is committed to fair and honest representation while keeping your best interests in mind. Lewis Labadie is not just any law firm. We genuinely care about our clients, and we strive to exceed their expectations.

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Recently Published Arizona Law Articles

February 14, 2025/by Brittany LabadieInEstate Planning

What is an Estate Planning Trust and How Does it Work?

It’s important to learn about what an estate planning trust is, because it can help you plan for your assets after both death and incapacity. But what exactly is a trust, and how does it work? Let’s try to simplify the concepts to help you understand the legal fundamentals of trusts and their role in estate planning.

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We offer free consultation for all legal matters. The consultation is set for 20-30 minutes. Consults are by phone. We offer paid consultations for longer times or for those who are seeking guidance on self-representation and/or court preparation.
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Our consults are usually telephonic. The attorney will start with addressing your questions then cover a general timeline for the case.

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There are several types of ways a case can be billed. Flat or fixed fees are a set rate for a specific service. In cases where the service or hours of work are unknown, the firm will ask for a retainer and bill all work hourly.

A retainer is an advanced payment toward legal services. Retainers range from $1,500 to $15,000. In unique situations, a third-party such as the State of Arizona or a legal plan is responsible for the legal fees. Often when the legal fees are covered, the client will remain responsible for out-of-pocket costs.

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