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Child Support
Stepparent Adoptions: When a custodial parent marries, the stepparent may want to officially adopt a child. If the other biological parent is living, that parent's rights have to be terminated before a stepparent adoption can take place. In some cases, the biological parent may give up parental rights. (A step-parent adoption means the biological parent will no longer be responsible for paying child support.) In other cases, there may be cause to go through the legal process of terminating parental rights.

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Phone: (480) 315-1217

Address: 10601 N Hayden Rd Ste 103, Scottsdale, AZ 85260

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Appel Law Office

Child Support
Stepparent Adoptions: When a custodial parent marries, the stepparent may want to officially adopt a child. If the other biological parent is living, that parent's rights have to be terminated before a stepparent adoption can take place. In some cases, the biological parent may give up parental rights. (A step-parent adoption means the biological parent will no longer be responsible for paying child support.) In other cases, there may be cause to go through the legal process of terminating parental rights.
Adoption
Guardianship
Robert is also committed to representing individuals in juvenile dependency, guardianship, severance and adoption matters. Robert has extensive experience representing parents dealing with Child Protective Services and the court system, as well as representing a party that wants to help a child in a bad situation. Robert also takes great joy in representing prospective parents in adopting a child.

Criminal Defense
Born in Kentucky and raised in New York, Robert A. Dodell moved to Arizona while still in high school. After graduating from a local high school, he earned a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, Cum Laude, from the University of Arizona. Robert immediately entered the University of San Diego School of Law, and earned his law degree in 1985. After a few years in private practice, Robert worked criminal defense for the newly formed Coconino County Public Defender Office in Flagstaff from 1988-1989. He then went to work as a prosecutor for the Yavapai County Attorney Office in Prescott in 1990. As a Deputy County Attorney, Robert prosecuted thousands of cases. After four year learning how the criminal justice system operated from the inside, he returned to the Valley and opened up his own office in 1994.
DUI/DWI
Driving Under the Influence is extremely dangerous and, therefore, a very serious offense with severe consequences. Mandatory jail or prison time, stiff fines, license suspension or revocation, probation and increased insurance costs are just some of the consequences of being convicted of DUI.
Misdemeanors
In Arizona there are two basic types of criminal offenses: Misdemeanors and Felonies. A misdemeanor is any criminal offense in which no prison is possible, but jail is possible. A felony is any criminal offense in which prison is possible. A felony conviction will affect your right to bear arms and your right to vote. Additionally, a felony conviction can make obtaining employment very difficult.
Juvenile Crimes
Robert defends both adults and juveniles accused of criminal conduct. Robert's extensive experience as a successful criminal defense attorney and former Deputy County Attorney has resulted in the successful handling of thousands of criminal and juvenile cases. His success stems from the expertise developed over years of practicing criminal and juvenile law and the methodical and diligent attention to every detail of his pretrial investigations and preparation of his cases. His commitment to excellence through thoroughly investigated carefully prepared and aggressively litigated cases drives his attitude to criminal and juvenile defense work.

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