Secure the money you are legally owed. Chuck Franklin Law helps businesses and individuals enforce court judgments and recover unpaid debts in Arizona using aggressive legal tools like wage garnishments, bank levies, and property liens.
Arizona has numerous laws to protect the consumer when purchasing a new or used car from an Arizona licensed, automobile dealer. These statutory laws, for the most part, do not cover sales and purchases between private parties. When purchasing a vehicle, whether from a dealer or private party, get a written purchase agreement, signed by the seller and describing exactly what you are buying, including VIN number and the agreed upon purchase price. Ask to look at the seller’s driver’s license. Take a picture of it.
Did you and/or your business enter into a commercial lease, and you were not receiving what you had agreed to within the written lease agreement? Is your landlord attempting to enforce terms that simply do not exist within the lease? Did the landlord lease you his premises, guaranteeing you that the premises were zoned for your business and you later found out that was not true? Commercial lease disputes can be complex and stressful, involving significant financial stakes and impacting the operation of your business. These disputes often arise from misunderstandings or disagreements over lease terms, property conditions, or payment obligations.
Have you recently purchased a new car from a dealership, only to find out shortly afterward that it has problems that you were not aware of? New Car Problems have been on the rise for the last few years. Consumers are sold new cars with no idea of these problems until they are out driving them. If the dealership where you purchased the vehicle is unable to make repairs to the car to remedy the issue, you may be able to file a Lemon Law claim.
Did you enter into an agreement with someone, or some business, and they did not uphold their side of the agreement? Did you not receive the benefit of the bargain? If you think you were cheated or spent your money, and did not get what you expected or agreed upon, that may be considered breach of contract, or possibly even fraud. Not every contract has to be in writing. There may be corroborating evidence of an agreement (possibly the acts of the parties, text messages, etc). It just was not reduced to a writing with specific terms. You may still have a case.
Facing a domestic violence accusation in Arizona can feel overwhelming, but having an experienced attorney on your side makes all the difference. With almost 40 years as a trial attorney, Chuck Franklin brings unique insights into how cases are handled from start to finish. He understands the strategies prosecutors use and how to counter them effectively. When your reputation, career, and freedom are on the line, his ability to analyze evidence, challenge assumptions, and build a compelling defense ensures you’re not left navigating the complexities of the legal system alone.
Facing assault charges in Arizona is overwhelming, with consequences that can permanently alter your life. Whether it’s a misdemeanor or felony, the complexities of the legal system demand a defense strategy tailored to your unique case. Assault charges often hinge on factors such as intent, the use of weapons, or the victim’s status, making it vital to have a seasoned advocate who can dismantle the prosecution’s case. With a history of managing thousands of cases and personally handling over 200 jury trials, I bring decades of experience to every defense. When your future is at stake, you need an attorney who is relentless, precise, and committed to protecting your rights at every step.
When you’re facing felony charges, the stakes are high, and you need someone in your corner who’s ready to fight from day one. Chuck Franklin isn’t the type to back down or push for quick deals to avoid trial. His approach is straightforward—analyze the case, challenge the evidence, and negotiate hard with prosecutors to secure the best possible outcome. If the prosecution won’t offer a fair resolution, Chuck’s trial experience gives him the confidence to take your case to court and argue it before a jury. With almost 40 years of legal know-how, he brings an aggressive, no-nonsense defense strategy built to protect your rights and your future at every stage.
When facing the challenges of a. car accident in Arizona, having a skilled advocate on your side can make all the difference. Chuck Franklin’s unmatched combination of legal experience and technical expertise ensures your case is handled with precision and authority. With a career spanning almost 40 years and a background as both a certified mechanic and a former probation officer being a licensed private investigator in Arizona, Chuck brings a unique ability to analyze cases from multiple perspectives. His deep understanding of vehicle mechanics and human behavior equips him to dismantle insurance defense strategies and protect your rights. This expertise allows Chuck to, giving you a decisive advantage in pursuing the compensation you deserve. Experience the advantage of an attorney who knows how to find the facts. As the only licensed private investigator and personal injury attorney in Arizona , Chuck Franklin provides a level of deep-dive discovery most firms can’t match. We don’t just take the insurance company’s word for it—we investigate the scene, vet the witnesses, and uncover the evidence needed to maximize your compensation.
Under Arizona law, a person may be found guilty of theft if the person takes or controls another person’s property or steals services from another person with the intent to deprive the other person of such property permanently. Property can mean cash, tangible items, precious metals, services, and animals. Arizona theft laws are very strict, and theft involving property with a value of $1,000 or more is considered a felony.