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Watch: Arizona Criminal Defense, In Plain Language

Short videos from our defense team on the questions people actually ask: what to do after an arrest, what to say to police (and what never to say), and how to clear your record.

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Why Future First

The story and the standards behind the firm. More depth: Meet the team.

Your Future Matters: Why I Built Future First Criminal Law

Convicted at 19, Now I Fight for You

How Future First Defends Cases Differently

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DUI, Explained

Stopped, arrested, or charged: what actually helps. More depth: Our DUI defense.

10 Things to Do After a DUI

What NOT to Say During a DUI Traffic Stop in Arizona

Do You Need a Lawyer for a DUI in Arizona?

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Know Your Rights

What to do when police knock, call, or pull you over. More depth: All criminal defense.

Police at Your Door in Arizona? What to Do First

Don't Let Police Into Your Home Without This

Police Ordered You Out of Your Car? What to Do

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Clear Your Record

Set-asides, sealing, and second chances in Arizona. More depth: Real outcomes.

How to Remove Your Criminal Record in Arizona

How Arizona Record Clearing Gives You a Second Chance

Arrested but Not Charged? The Pre-File Trap Explained

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Zach Divelbiss, founder and lawyer at Future First Criminal Law
Why I built this firm

I have been where you are.

When I was young, I got a DUI. I owned the mistake and took the plea. My public defender told me to go to the MVD and get a new license. I trusted him.

A month later I was a passenger in a friend’s car, not driving, when a police officer pulled us over for expired tags. The officer took everyone’s ID. Because my license was suspended the moment I handed mine over, he treated my real license as a fake ID and arrested me.

I offered my passport to prove who I was. The officer told me to tell it to the judge. The prosecutor said the same. I was a broke college student, so I represented myself at trial. The judge said he did not have the power to drop it. Only the officer or the prosecutor did, and they refused. I was convicted for handing over my own ID.

I finished law school in two years, seventh in my class, and passed the bar on my first try. The conviction still cost me a year of my career and a job I had already earned.

Everyone who was supposed to protect me failed me. The officer, the prosecutor, the limits on the judge, and my own lawyer. This is why Future First exists. You need someone in your corner who fights for you and tells you the truth.

Zach Divelbiss
Founder and Lawyer, Future First Criminal Law

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