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Tyler Allen Law Firm

We are a Phoenix-based criminal defense and traffic defense firm. We provide effective and aggressive felony and misdemeanor defense throughout Arizona.

Tyler Allen Law Firm, PLLC offers legal representation in Employment Law, Criminal Defense, DUI and Traffic Defense, Family and Divorce Law, and Estate Planning. We represent CDL holders in traffic and criminal matters statewide. We represent clients in criminal and civil traffic matters statewide. We handle all family law matters, including divorce, separation, child custody and spousal maintenan

ce. We represent employees in employment matters, including wrongful termination, workplace discrimination, sexual harassment, wage claims, and other workplace issues. We offer low-cost consultations for employment matters, including severance agreement review consultations. We provide LLC and business formation services. We offer small business contract drafting and review services. We provide estate planning services, including will and trust formation and power of attorney formation.

08/22/2026

Leaving an Arizona job? Former employers don't get to pay when "payroll gets around to it." Arizona statute sets strict deadlines, mandates complete pay, and allows up to triple damages if they miss the deadline. Know your final paycheck rights before you walk away. Click on the link below to learn more.

Your final paycheck in Arizona is not something your former employer gets to pay whenever payroll gets around to it. Arizona statute sets hard deadlines that depend on how the job ended, spells out what the check has to include, and gives workers real remedies, up to three times the unpaid amount, w

08/18/2026

HOA “self-help” charges can cost Arizona homeowners hundreds—or more. Labels like “reimbursement,” “cure costs,” or “vendor charge” don’t automatically make a charge legal. The key questions are: Did the HOA have authority to do the work, and can it legally collect the cost from you? Arizona law puts limits on both.

HOA self-help charges show up on Arizona homeowners' accounts with labels like "reimbursement," "cure costs," or "vendor charge," and they all describe the same thing: the association did something on or to your property, usually without your agreement, and billed you f

08/10/2026

Arizona has updated a notary rule. Starting September 12, 2026, Arizona notaries will require a thumbprint for notarized deeds, real property documents, and powers of attorney. The new requirement under SB 1479 is designed to help prevent deed fraud. Documents already signed are not affected. Click on the link to read more.

Arizona's new notary thumbprint rule takes effect on September 12, 2026, and it changes what happens at the notary's desk for two categories of documents nearly every family eventually signs: deeds and powers of attorney. The rule comes from Senate Bill 1479, a deed fraud law passed this spring, and

07/29/2026

Arizona employers: Are you ready for the latest employment law changes? This summer brings major developments, including increased enforcement of worker misclassification, changes impacting prevailing wage, ongoing heat safety obligations, and clarity on the federal non-compete rule. Taking a few minutes to review these updates now can help you stay compliant and avoid costly surprises this fall. Click on the link below to learn more.

The Arizona employment law updates for summer 2026 are more concrete than most seasonal roundups, because the state has moved from talking about enforcement to building the machinery for it. The headline development is a new executive order creating coordinated, multi-agency enforcement against work

07/27/2026

Is a trust really necessary, or is a will enough? Under Arizona law, these two documents handle very different jobs. Nearly everyone needs a will, but adding a revocable living trust can help protect your assets during incapacity and keep your family out of probate court later.

Trust vs. will in Arizona is one of the first questions families bring to an estate planning consultation, and the honest answer is that it is rarely an either-or choice. Nearly every Arizona adult should have a will. The real question is whether a revocable living trust should sit on top of it, and

07/17/2026

Planning a patio, pool, pergola, or exterior updates this summer? Remember to get your HOA's approval. It's the step Arizona homeowners miss most—and the one that can lead to costly disputes. Review your CC&Rs, get approval first, and build with confidence. Click the link below to learn more

HOA approval for summer projects is the step Arizona homeowners most often skip, and it is the one that turns a new patio, pool, shade structure, or paint job into a legal dispute that outlasts the project itself. If you live in a planned community or condominium, your right to modify your own prope

07/09/2026

When it comes to aging parents, the question isn’t if they’ll need help with finances or medical care—it’s whether you’ll have the legal authority to act when the time comes. Under Arizona law, that authority isn't automatic (even for spouses or adult kids). It must be put in writing while they still have the capacity to sign. Don't wait until the window closes.

Planning for incapacity is the part of estate planning Arizona families put off the longest, and it is the part that causes the most damage when it gets skipped. If your parents are getting older, the question is not whether someone will eventually need to help with their finances, their medical car

06/26/2026

Beneficiary designations are one of the simplest estate planning tools available in Arizona, but they are also easy to overlook. While they allow your assets to bypass probate completely, that advantage only works if the forms are filled out correctly and kept up to date. Click the link to learn more.

Beneficiary designations are one of the simplest estate planning tools in Arizona, and one of the easiest to get wrong. A beneficiary designation lets an asset pass directly to the person you name when you die, outside of probate. That is a real advantage, but only if the form is set up correctly an

06/23/2026

Whether you are starting your first job or are the parent of a working teenager, it is important to understand the workplace rights in place to protect you. Both Arizona and federal laws provide specific protections, and many of these regulations change once the school year begins. Do not leave your rights to chance, tap the link to find out more.

Every summer, thousands of Arizona students and seasonal workers start new jobs, and many of them are working for the first time. Arizona and federal law give those workers real protections, and some of them get stronger the moment school is back in session. If you are taking a back-to-school job, o

06/22/2026

Selling a business can bring excitement and relief; however, that feeling can quickly dissipate if old debts resurface. Many Arizona business owners learn the hard way that closing a deal does not automatically erase past liabilities. Ultimately, your post-sale liability depends on how the business was sold, what agreements were signed, and what was resolved prior to the exit. Click the link to learn more.

Selling a business is supposed to close a chapter. For a lot of Arizona owners, it opens a new one they did not expect. The deal closes, the money clears, and a few months later there is a call from a vendor, a lender, or a former business partner about a debt the seller thought they had left behind

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4201 N 24th Street, Ste 200
Phoenix, AZ
85016

Opening Hours

Monday	7:30am - 5:30pm
Tuesday	7:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday	7:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday	7:30am - 5:30pm
Friday	7:30am - 5:30pm

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http://www.allenlawaz.com/

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