Family Law Blog

There can be benefits to finalizing a divorce before the end of the year, but there can also be benefits to waiting. Here are some considerations.

Pursuing an uncontested divorce allows you to save time and money. It also removes a significant amount of stress from the divorce process.

There are several steps that divorcing parents can take to protect their children during (and after) the divorce process in Arizona.

When it comes to hiring a divorce lawyer, divorcing spouses have three options. But, what about choosing between one lawyer or two? Can (and should) you and your spouse use the same lawyer for your divorce? Or, is it in both of your best interests to seek independent legal representation?

If you are contemplating a divorce and have minor children, it is important to learn about the options for developing a parenting plan in Arizona.

As with all aspects of the divorce process in Arizona, making informed decisions about child-related issues requires a clear understanding of all relevant considerations. With this in mind, here are seven resources you can use as you begin thinking about how to approach your divorce.

If you are getting ready to go through a divorce, doing what you can to get ready will help the process go as smoothly as possible. We have handled a lot of divorces, and through this experience, we have seen just how big an effect thorough preparation can have on the outcome of the process.

If you are planning for a divorce in 2024, learning what you can expect along the way will help you feel more comfortable and confident in your decision-making.

Obtaining a qualified domestic relations order (QDRO) is integral to the divorce process for many Arizona residents. So, what is a QDRO (and when do you need one for your divorce in Arizona)? Here’s what you need to know: What is a Qualified Domestic Relations Order...