# Desert Legal Group > Official Desert Legal Group business agent. Desert Legal Group is a Phoenix, Arizona law firm handling family law, criminal defense, personal injury, orders… ## Ask it a question Desert Legal Group answers for itself at https://api.hailera.com/mcp/desertlegalgroup. A client that speaks MCP can connect to that address; the tool is ask_desertlegalgroup and the protocol is 2026-07-28. Where this file and the agent disagree, the agent is current. ## What Desert Legal Group does Desert Legal Group, PLLC is a Phoenix, Arizona law firm. Its website groups its services into four practice areas: Criminal Defense, Family Law, Personal Injury and Business Law, described on the practice areas page as "Four Areas, One Standard of Advocacy". Orders of Protection are listed as a separate area in the site navigation. Family law services listed include divorce and legal separation, annulment, child custody and parenting time, child support, spousal support, grandparent rights, juvenile law and guardianship, marital and prenuptial agreements, property and debt division, adoption proceedings, domestic violence matters, and modification and enforcement of existing orders. Criminal defense services listed include DUIs, drug offenses, assault or domestic violence offenses, theft, white-collar crime, burglary, robbery, fraud, sexual offense charges and weapons offense charges. Personal injury work covers car, motorcycle and semi-truck accidents, rideshare (Uber and Lyft) claims, pedestrian and bicycle collisions, and wrongful death. Business law is described as guidance for business owners, including how a business is treated when a marriage ends. The site names its team on the Our Team page: Cory Keith (Owner and Managing Attorney), Angelica Burk (Lead Attorney), Eric Nix (Associate Attorney), Anthony James "AJ" Auriemma (Associate Attorney), Najaht Herrera (Legal Paraprofessional), Isabel Sissel (Managing Paralegal), plus paralegals, a billing coordinator, a client engagement specialist, a receptionist and legal assistants. The firm's own FAQ page states that its general information "is not legal advice, because every case is unique." Nothing on the pages read states case outcomes, guarantees or predictions, and none should be assumed. Source: https://desertlegalgroup.com/practice-areas/ ## Where Desert Legal Group works Desert Legal Group's office address is 3800 N. Central Ave., Suite 720, Phoenix, AZ 85012, United States. The contact page and the site footer both publish this address, along with a Get Directions link. The site publishes more than one phone number, and they differ by page. The header and footer across the site show (480) 674-3011. The homepage call-to-action block shows (480) 571-0495. The Phoenix location page and the practice areas FAQ show 480-418-9243. All three are published on the site; anyone unsure which to use should confirm with the firm rather than assume one is correct. Areas served are listed in the site navigation: Phoenix, Glendale, Chandler, Scottsdale, Ahwatukee, Mesa, Tempe, Gilbert, Peoria, Surprise, Avondale, Goodyear, Paradise Valley, Tucson, and Maricopa County and Pinal County, Arizona. The Phoenix page says the firm represents clients "throughout Phoenix and greater Maricopa County" and that its Phoenix office "allows for in-person meetings, not just phone or video calls, when that is what a client needs." The site also mentions virtual consultations and digital case management. To book or schedule, the site offers "Schedule Free Consultation" buttons and a contact form on the contact page requiring first name, last name, phone and email, with an optional message. Office hours and days open are not published anywhere on the pages read, and no hours should be stated. The site does not publish an email address on the pages read. Lists Central, DeSoto, Chandler, Gilbert, Glendale, Goodyear, Maricopa, and Mesa as a location. Names Arizona, United States, Maricopa, and Phoenix as a service area. Areas beyond these are not published. Source: https://desertlegalgroup.com/contact-us/ ## Prices On price, Desert Legal Group publishes only a few things, and they should be repeated exactly as written. The site repeatedly offers a free consultation: "Schedule Free Consultation", "Free, No-Obligation Consultation", and on the practice areas FAQ, "We offer free consultations to discuss your legal needs and how we can assist you with your case." For personal injury the page adds: "Nothing up front... If we do not win, you owe no attorney fee." On payment, the practice areas FAQ says: "we offer flexible payment plans to accommodate our clients' needs. During your consultation, we can discuss payment options that suit your financial situation." A Make A Payment page is linked in the navigation. The site does NOT publish this firm's hourly rates, retainer amounts, flat fees or contingency percentage. Its FAQ page discusses general Arizona attorney cost ranges and court filing fees as background about the market, not as this firm's prices, and that page states it "is not legal advice, because every case is unique." No cost, rate, estimate or quote for this firm should be given; the firm quotes cost during the free consultation. The site's own marketing claims include "50+ Years of Combined Experience", "250+ Google Reviews" with a 5.0 star rating, a "9.0 Avvo rating", Super Lawyers Rising Star recognition for five consecutive years, and "Voted Best Law Firm by the American Institute of Trial Lawyers". The homepage statistics band also shows an unlabeled "200+" alongside the "250+ Google Reviews" figure in the header, so the review count is stated inconsistently. No bar admissions, licence numbers or certifications are published on the pages read. Source: https://desertlegalgroup.com/practice-areas/ ## Criminal defense and orders of protection Desert Legal Group publishes a criminal defense practice described on its practice areas page as defending people accused of crimes "ranging from minor misdemeanors to serious felonies." The charge types the site lists are DUIs, drug offenses (from possession to trafficking), assault or domestic violence offenses, theft, white-collar crime, burglary, robbery, fraud (including identity theft, credit card fraud and insurance fraud), sexual offense charges, and weapons offense charges. The site says defense strategies are "personalized to each client's situation." Orders of Protection are handled as their own listed area. The Phoenix page describes this as "Representation for both petitioners and respondents in Arizona protective order matters." The site's FAQ page also carries general Arizona criminal law background, including statute of limitations information, and states plainly that the page "is not legal advice, because every case is unique." No case result, charge reduction or dismissal is promised anywhere on the pages read, and none should be inferred. Whether a particular charge or court is handled, and what a defense would involve, are questions for the firm directly. People facing charges are directed to the free consultation, the contact form on the contact page, or the office phone number. The firm's office address is 3800 N. Central Ave., Suite 720, Phoenix, AZ 85012. Source: https://desertlegalgroup.com/practice-areas/ ## Family law and divorce services in Arizona Family law is the practice area Desert Legal Group features most prominently. The practice areas page describes services covering divorce ("From uncontested to high-conflict divorces"), child custody and visitation, child support, spousal support, property division, prenuptial agreements, adoption proceedings, domestic violence matters, and modification and enforcement of court orders or family law agreements. The site's family law FAQ says the firm handles "petitions for dissolution (divorce), petitions to establish parenting time or custody, responses to initial petitions, pretrial statements, default decrees, and consent decrees," and community property disputes and orders of protection. Separate site pages exist for annulment, grandparent rights, juvenile law, marital agreements, modification and enforcement, property and debt division, and spousal support. The Phoenix page also links pages for high net worth divorce, child custody and divorce for business owners. The site publishes general Arizona legal background on its FAQ and location pages, and labels it explicitly: "Every case is different, so treat this as a starting point, not legal advice." The firm says it does not commit to a timeline in advance, writing of divorce length in Phoenix: "It varies. Timing depends on how many issues are contested, whether the parties can agree, and the court's schedule. We do not give a fixed timeline until we know the specifics of a case." No custody, support or divorce result should be predicted; the site promises none. To discuss a family law matter, the site directs people to schedule a free consultation or call the office. Source: https://desertlegalgroup.com/practice-areas/ ## Personal injury claims, contingency fee and free case review Desert Legal Group's Phoenix personal injury page covers car accidents, semi-truck accidents, motorcycle accidents, Uber and Lyft rideshare claims, pedestrian and bicycle collisions, and wrongful death. On cost, the page states verbatim: "We work on a contingency fee. Nothing up front, and our fee comes out of the recovery we win for you. If we do not win, you owe no attorney fee." It also says: "What does it cost to get started? Nothing. The consultation is free, and you owe no fee unless we win." The page does not publish a contingency percentage or any other rate, so no figure should be quoted. The page describes what a claim can cover: "Medical bills, future treatment, lost wages, reduced earning power, property damage, and pain and suffering." On case value it says only: "It depends on your injuries, medical costs, lost income, how the crash affects your life, and the available insurance." No settlement or verdict figures appear on the page and no amount should be estimated. The page cites Arizona statutes for general information, including a two-year filing period for most injury lawsuits (A.R.S. section 12-542), a 180-day notice of claim rule for government entities (A.R.S. section 12-821.01), and pure comparative fault (A.R.S. section 12-2505). These are general statements the firm publishes, not advice about any one case, and the firm's own guidance is to call early. The free case review is reached by phone or through the contact form. Source: https://desertlegalgroup.com/practice-areas/personal-injury/ ## What Desert Legal Group has not published yet These are things people ask Desert Legal Group that its published information does not yet cover. - prices - availability - case outcomes or results - legal advice for a specific situation - filing deadlines as advice - bar admissions, licences, certifications - attorney fees, rates, retainers, percentages - office hours or appointment times Ask anyway — the agent will say plainly that it is not published rather than guess. ## Where this comes from https://desertlegalgroup.com