Going through a divorce can be an emotionally overwhelming and time-consuming process. It can also prove to be equally as financially straining if the spouses cannot come to an agreeable resolution and are required to take their case to trial or extensive mediation. However, for some married couples, divorce is still the best path forward for both parties involved. Nobody gets married expecting it to end this way, but the reality is that divorce is quite common. If you are thinking about ending your marriage, then it is crucial that you understand how the legal process works, how to properly f ..read more

Divorce can be stressful, but there are several related matters that must be addressed in a professional manner to ensure its success for all parties involved. If you have children, the children’s needs should come first, and the legal system will prioritize these over anything else. In particular, one divorce-related matter Arizona family court must contend with is child custody. While most Arizona parents share parenting time and decision-making rights, in some instances, one parent may seek sole custody of their child. This mainly applies to cases where the other parent has a history of dom ..read more

If you’re like most people planning a wedding, the last thing you’re probably thinking about is divorce. Unfortunately, many people avoid thinking about prenuptial agreements because they don’t want their special day shrouded in thoughts of how things might end. However, prenups are an important part of marriage planning for many reasons. So, it becomes extremely important to answer the question, “Why would anyone want a prenup?” In fact, it’s becoming more common for those who are entering a high-asset marriage to consider a prenup because they want to know that their assets will be protected ..read more

When a legal dispute arises regarding a family matter like divorce, separation, alimony, or grandparents’ rights, you’ll likely consider hiring a family lawyer to assist you. However, some individuals forgo seeking help due to financial concerns. While many may believe navigating a family law matter on their own can save them money, the opposite is actually more likely to occur. Family lawyers are trained and experienced in building solid cases to earn compensation for their clients, as well as protect their rights when faced with opposition. We would like to outline some money-saving tips for ..read more

If you are involved in a family court case, particularly a divorce or legal separation, you will likely be required to attend a Resolution Management Conference (RMC). In some cases, a family will request this hearing be scheduled in order to discuss and resolve issues. In others, the conference will determine that issues are unresolvable and that the case will require a judgment from a subsequent trial. To request that the court schedule an RMC, participants must file a Motion to Set Resolution Management Conference. However, virtually every family law case will automatically require the sche ..read more

No one wants conflict in their family, but life happens, and there is no shortage of family problems that can require legal intervention. From two people dissolving a marriage to addressing how to support a child, family law can be incredibly complicated and emotionally intense. At their core, family law cases involve people deciding matters close to their hearts, with major implications for the rest of their lives – and completing several family court documents to ensure a smooth, seamless case. Common Types of Family Law Arizona family court most often handles legal cases that have to do wit ..read more

Divorce is widely accepted as the most emotional family law case an individual can go through. From intense conflicts to constant court dates and legal fees, no amount of planning or experience can properly equip you for a divorce. However, there are useful tips out there that can help you better understand what you may have to go through. Here’s everything we wish we knew before going through an Arizona divorce. Ten Things to Know Before an Arizona Divorce Everyone knows that divorces can be complex, regardless of whether or not they are amicable. These complications can cause emotional, phys ..read more

Which divorce documents are needed in order to move forward? Making the decision to end a marriage is never easy, even if you have an amicable relationship with your soon-to-be-former partner. The process is very involved, it can take a great deal of time to complete each necessary step, and the paperwork can be overwhelming. It is helpful to have resources and support from trustworthy sources as you file for and finalize your divorce. Family court cases will vary based on the specifics of each case, so our services are personalized for your needs. Having the support of a legal team to analyze ..read more

Families who are recently divorced often find it hard to settle into co-parenting. For many families, what once was seemingly easy to do from within one home, one unit, and with one united force becomes difficult and riddled with disputes and arguments. But with a little work and determination to keep the focus on the kids, you can provide your children with the security, stability, and parental relationships they need to thrive. Sometimes, though, putting relationship problems aside following a divorce isn’t always as simple as it sounds, and resentment can be a hard obstacle to overcome. Hav ..read more

Divorce can be stressful, but there are several related matters that must be addressed in a professional manner to ensure its success for all parties involved. If you have children, the children’s needs should come first, and the legal system will prioritize these over anything else. In particular, one divorce-related matter Arizona family court must contend with is child custody. While most Arizona parents share parenting time and decision-making rights, in some instances, one parent may seek sole custody of their child. This mainly applies to cases where the other parent has a history of dom ..read more