Understanding Legal Decision-Making and Parenting Time By Kelly L. Mendoza Parents involved in a family law matters in Arizona might have come across the terms “legal decision-making” and “parenting time.” The terms are now being used across the state in place of “custody” and “visitation,” which no longer exist in Arizona. As of January 1, …
Practicing Law is a Family Affair at Tiffany & Bosco Unique among law firms, Tiffany & Bosco, P.A. has multiple familial relationships among its 60+ attorneys. These relationships include: Grandfather-father-son trio Michael A. Bosco, Jr., Mark S. Bosco, and Michael F. Bosco Father-son-daughter-in-law trio David L. Case, Darren T. Case and Ashley L. Case And …
How Arizona Legislation Promotes Autonomous Vehicle Development By J. Lawrence McCormley & Laura L. Wochner It’s becoming more and more common for Arizonans to see autonomous or “self-driving” vehicles on the roads today. The New York Times recently proclaimed that Arizona is “where self-driving cars go to learn.” One of the reasons that Arizona has …
Ashley Zimmerman Marsh was selected to serve on the NAIOP Arizona Developing Leaders (DL) 2019 Steering Committee. The DL program serves commercial real estate professionals age 35 and under. Ashley will co-chair the DL’s Master of Real Estate Development (MRED) subcommittee, which partners with Arizona State University’s MRED program to help connect the program with the …
We recently received the ruling from a judge concerning application of the statute of limitations for unlawful distributions for limited partnerships set forth in A.R.S. § 29-338. The statute of limitations set forth in section B of that provision says that any partner who has received a return of any part of his contribution in …
