Cryptocurrency Assets In A Community Property Divorce Arizona is a community property state, so almost everything acquired by one or both spouses during marriage legally belongs to both spouses equally should they ever get divorced. A new type of asset that we see come up more frequently in property division discussions in divorce is cryptocurrency investments. Like other types of investments, cryptocurrency can be difficult to trace, especially if contributions were made to the account before or after marriage or if another friend or family member contributed to the account for investment pur ..read more

What Is Considered Marital Abandonment In Arizona? Defining Marital Abandonment: Legal Criteria In Arizona Marital abandonment is a significant issue that can impact divorces and legal proceedings in Arizona. Understanding what constitutes marital abandonment is crucial for individuals navigating a divorce or legal separation. In this article, we will delve into the concept of marital abandonment in Arizona, including its legal implications and how it can affect divorce proceedings.   Key Aspects Of Marital Abandonment Under Arizona Law In Arizona law, the concept of abandonment carries n ..read more

In Arizona Family Law cases, a dismissal calendar serves as a mechanism for managing and resolving cases that are either voluntarily dismissed by the parties involved or dismissed by the court due to various reasons. A Dismissal Calendar, essentially a list or schedule maintained by the Arizona Family Court to track cases that have been dismissed and to ensure that the dismissal process is carried out efficiently.Here’s how a dismissal calendar is typically used in an Arizona Family Law case: Tracking Dismissed Cases: When a case is voluntarily dismissed by the parties involved or dismissed b ..read more

Covenant Marriages in Arizona: A Comprehensive Guide Arizona Covenant Marriage Attorneys Marriage is a sacred bond between two individuals, but for some couples, the commitment goes even deeper with the concept of a covenant marriage. While traditional marriages offer a legal union, covenant marriages take it a step further by adding additional requirements and restrictions aimed at strengthening the marital bond. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll delve into the intricacies of covenant marriages in Arizona, exploring what they entail, how they differ from regular marriages, and the process of ..read more

Family Law in Arizona: Protecting Yourself from an Abusive Spouse Family law matters in Maricopa and Pinal counties in Arizona can be incredibly complex and emotionally challenging, particularly when dealing with issues of abuse within the household. In Arizona, like in many other states, there are legal avenues available to individuals who are facing abuse at the hands of their spouse or partner. Understanding how to navigate these systems can be crucial for ensuring the safety and well-being of yourself and your family. In this comprehensive guide, we will delve into the intricacies of famil ..read more

Navigating Orders of Protection in Arizona: Understanding the Recent Changes & Legal Dynamics by Arizona Attorney, Alison Briggs In Arizona, as in many states, the legal system provides mechanisms to protect individuals from domestic violence, harassment, and other forms of harm through Orders of Protection. These court orders, commonly known as restraining orders in some jurisdictions, serve as vital safeguards for victims seeking legal protection against abusive or threatening behavior. Recent legislative updates in Arizona have extended the duration of these orders from one year to ..read more

RSUs vs. Stock Options: Understanding the Difference & Their Impact on Arizona Family Law In the world of employee compensation, RSUs (Restricted Stock Units) and Stock Options are two popular forms of equity-based compensation. While they may seem similar at first glance, they have distinct characteristics and implications, particularly in the context of Arizona Family Law and divorce proceedings. This blog will delve into the differences between RSUs and Stock Options, their treatment in an Arizona divorce, the distinction between contested and uncontested divorces, and the importance of ..read more

Understanding Tax Implications of Alimony & Child Support in Arizona By Arizona Family Law Attorney, Alison C. Briggs  Divorce can be a complex and emotionally challenging process, with numerous legal and financial aspects to consider. Among these, alimony (also known as spousal maintenance) and child support are crucial components, each carrying its own set of rules and tax implications. Recent changes in tax laws have brought significant modifications to how alimony and child support payments are treated at the federal level. In this comprehensive guide, we will explore these c ..read more

Obtaining an Injunction Against Harassment in Arizona: A Step-by-Step Guide In Arizona, securing an Injunction Against Harassment (IAH) can be a critical measure in protecting family members from harassment, threats, and intimidation within the sphere of family law. Whether you’re an individual seeking protection from harassment by a family member or addressing harassment issues that impact your family dynamics, this guide provides a step-by-step approach to obtaining an IAH in a family law context. For additional information, skilled representation for your Arizona IAH case in the family law ..read more

Mediation vs. Litigation: Determining the Best Choice for Your Divorce in Arizona What Factors Influence Mediation and Litigation Decisions in Arizona?  Divorce is a challenging and emotionally charged process that often requires navigating complex legal decisions. One critical choice couples face is whether to pursue mediation or litigation to resolve their differences.  In the state of Arizona, where divorce laws can vary, understanding the nuances of mediation and litigation becomes crucial for couples seeking an amicable and efficient resolution. Mediation: A Collaborative Approa ..read more