- Divorce
- Spousal SupportIt can be used as a weapon for separating a parent from their child and used as leverage for obtaining parent decision-making power, sole custody, higher awards of spousal maintenance, etc. We know this sounds horrible, but unfortunately, this happens all too often in Arizona.
- Criminal DefenseOur criminal defense team has over 5,000+ case victories and three (3) Board Certified Criminal Law Specialists per the Arizona Board of Legal Specialization (the
- DUI/DWIIn Arizona, an Aggravated DUI (ARS 28-1383) is a Felony DUI Charge and if you are found guilty will get you mandatory PRISON time. An Aggravated DUI is much more severe than a Regular DUI or Extreme DUI, so it is important that you understand how serious an Aggravated DUI charge is. Read this page completely to learn about Arizona Aggravated DUI Laws and Penalties and then call us for a Free Consultation 24/7 at 602-307-0808.
- Traffic ViolationsMunicipal courts also handle civil traffic violations. The judges in city courts are called magistrates. The magistrates are appointed by City Councils and may or may not be attorneys. For example, a rural county might appoint a magistrate that is not an attorney.
- Sex CrimesPlease choose the best topic below to learn more about a specific sex crime in Arizona and how one of our sex crime defense attorneys can help.
- Fraud
- RobberyUnder Article IV, Part 2, Section 22 of the Arizona Constitution, juvenile courts have been established to handle cases involving juveniles who have committed a variety of different types of offenses. However, the constitution states that juveniles who are ages 15 or older and who are accused of murder, armed robbery, forcible sexual assaults, and other violent crimes will be prosecuted as adults instead of as juveniles. In addition, juveniles who are ages 15 or older and who are deemed to be chronic felony offenders will also be prosecuted as adults.
- White Collar CrimesPlease choose a topic below to learn more about what are Fraud, Theft and White Collar Crimes in Arizona.
- Theft
- MisdemeanorsThe Glendale City Court shares jurisdiction to hear misdemeanors with the Justice Court. Glendale City Court handles, violations of local ordinances, traffic law violations and misdemeanors. Some common misdemeanors that are heard in Glendale City Court include the following...
- Drug CrimesAs of the start of 2021, the State Bar of Arizona Board of Legal Specialization listed only 68 Criminal Law Specialists in the entire state. Of these 68, only 46 are located in Maricopa County and are allowed to handle private cases. DM Cantor has 3 Criminal Law Specialists, the most of any firm in Arizona. When defending Drug Crime allegations, it is critical to have as many Specialists on your legal team as is possible.
- AssaultIf you do refuse, the officer can then phone a magistrate in order to secure a “telephonic search warrant”. Once they receive this document, the officer will show it to you. At this point, if you do not cooperate in giving blood, the officers have the authority to hold you down and forcibly take the blood. It is always wise to agree to give blood once you are actually shown the search warrant. If you do physically resist, you can be cited with Obstruction of Justice, Aggravated Assault on an officer, Interfering with Judicial Proceedings, and a whole bevy of other charges.
- MurderThe dismissal with prejudice of capital murder charges (on the eve of trial) against Lisa Randall, a grandmother and daycare provider falsely accused of killing a baby in her care.
- Probation Violation
- HomicideAccording to laws in Arizona, per A.R.S. §13-1102 “Negligent Homicide” occurs when a person commits an act of criminal negligence which causes the death of another person.
- ShopliftingIf you have been charged with fraud, theft, racketeering, money laundering, robbery, forgery, extortion, false reporting, shoplifting or other white collar crimes requiring a skilled criminal defense attorney, the Cantor Defense Team is highly versed in these areas of criminal law.
- Forgery
- Money Laundering
- ManslaughterA charge of Negligent Homicide is very similar to Manslaughter; however, Manslaughter is a “recklessness” standard which requires a gross deviation from a standard of conduct verses a “negligence” standard involving a gross deviation from a standard of care. Typically Negligent Homicide does not have as high a punishment as a Manslaughter conviction.
- Prostitution
- Extortion
- Hit and RunThe DM Cantor Defense Team is highly versed in all areas of vehicular criminal law, including felony and misdemeanor charges of DUI, DWI, vehicular manslaughter, aggressive driving, reckless driving, unlawful flight from police, hit and run, and other vehicular-related crimes. Almost every attorney on our DUI and Vehicular Crimes Defense Team is a former prosecutor. In fact, DM
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