If you are getting divorced in Yuma, Arizona, you and your partner will need to make decisions about how you’ll divide your assets and debts. It can be difficult enough to decide how to split the value of a shared home, split bank accounts, and make decisions about how marital debt will be split. But […]

A successful workout can avoid the need for a bankruptcy filing and all of its attendant time, expense, delay, disruption, and uncertainty. Why engage in workout negotiations if you are on the receiving end of contractual payments? Take, for example, a landlord whose otherwise reliable tenant advises that it must suspend further rents as the […]

The COVID-19 or coronavirus pandemic has affected virtually every Arizona employer and employee, albeit in different ways. From furloughs or layoffs to executive orders and other government actions that have forced many businesses to shut down, or at least significantly reduce available services, employers and employees have significant concerns about how this affects them. Every […]

Applicants will be asked to make a good-faith certification that the uncertainty of current economic conditions makes the loan request necessary to support ongoing operations and that the loan proceeds will be used to retain workers and maintain payroll or make mortgage, lease, or utility payments. How much can be borrowed? Eligible businesses may borrow […]

Yuma, Arizona Social Media Divorce By Schneider & Onofry, P.C. • 13 Aug, 2020 • Increasingly, more people are noting that the cause of their divorce is due to social media use. Social media leads to weekly arguments in one in four couples, and social media use can cause increased feelings of jealousy, insecurity, and […]