If you’ve been paying alimony for a long time, you probably feel like it will never end. Divorce lawyers in Arizona hear their clients lament about this alll the time. For some people, that’s their reality. Arizona is one of the few states that still grant permanent alimony. It […]
Family laws in the U.S. differ from state to state, and so paternity laws in Arizona apply within the state. Establishing paternity is simply the legal process of identifying who the father of a child is. In this age where co-parenting is becoming normal, it becomes necessary for unmarried […]
Being forced to stay at home during the lockdown period was harsh for many people. For most, the limited freedom of movement was similar to real prison time.
For married couples whose marriages were going through challenging times, this period of guaranteed for several months was nothing but bringing a final decision […]
There are numbers of reasons why the state of Arizona generally does not allow a minor child to choose which parent they will live with.
First of all, children may change their minds about which parent they prefer. The child’s preference of which parent they […]
Custody comes in two forms, legal and physical. Physical custody defines the place where the child lives and receives their daily care activities. Legal custody is the parent’s right to make crucial decisions regarding the child’s life, like healthcare and education. A judge must look at 11 different […]
The idea may have crossed your mind that self-representation in the Arizona family court system will save you some money. Yes, you can obtain the forms you need online through the Arizona courts […]
The easiest way for two parents to handle custody agreements is to come up with a holiday and visitation schedule in writing. In most cases, parents will alternate holidays with one another, making the amount of time shared fair. In other cases, these may be what sparks heated […]
In terms of legal matters, an Arizona attorney is going to advise you against posting anything pertaining to those on social media. There are legal ramifications that attach themselves to the social media posts that make them […]
Arizona is the only state that allows for a fault-based divorce if the couple has been married via a legally binding marriage called “covenant” marriage. In most circumstances, divorce is considered “no-fault”. This means that neither party is at fault […]
After a separation or a dissolution of marriage, parents are often labeled as a custodial and non-custodial party when children are involved. In most circumstances, non-custodial parties are required to pay child support to the custodial party […]
