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7 Mistakes to Avoid When Preparing for a Divorce in Arizona
When preparing to go through a divorce in Arizona, there is a lot you need to know. In previous posts, we’ve covered the steps involved in filing for divorce and tips for navigating the divorce process, but we haven’t yet discussed the mistakes you need to avoid. So,...
Who Gets the Crypto in an Arizona Divorce?
Cryptocurrency trading and investing have exploded in popularity in recent years. According to the Pew Research Center, 16% of Americans now say they have traded or invested in cryptocurrency—including 31% of Americans between the ages of 18 and 29. This means that...
How Do You Split Debts in an Arizona Divorce?
The average American family carries around $150,000 in debt. But, if you have recently purchased a home, if you have school loans or medical debt, or if you are a member of a high-income family, your total household debt could be much higher. If you have debt, how...
6 Step Guide to Child Support Modification in Arizona
Financial circumstances are rarely guaranteed, for many they can change often and quite drastically. Most people don’t understand how or when they are eligible to modify child support orders to reflect the change in finances, which can end up costing you money and...
How Does Having a Prenup Impact the Divorce Process in Arizona?
If you have a prenuptial agreement (a “prenup”), the terms of your agreement could have a significant impact on your divorce. But, there are also limits on the ways in which a prenup can impact the divorce process in Arizona. As you prepare to go through your divorce,...
2022 Arizona Divorce Guide: What Do Divorcing Spouses Need to Know?
The New Year brings a fresh start, but if you are in an unhappy or unhealthy marriage, moving on from the struggles of the prior year can prove difficult. As a result, studies show that many spouses use the New Year as an impetus to file for divorce. If you are...
10 Tips for Navigating the Holidays as a Newly Divorced Parent in Arizona
Preparing for the holidays presents a unique set of challenges for divorced parents. They must face the prospect of spending the holidays (or at least a portion of the holidays) without their children, and they must be careful to ensure that their holiday plans align...
Getting Divorced in Your 30s: What You Need to Know if You Live in Arizona
According to Divorce Magazine, the median age for a first divorce is 30, and the median age for a second divorce is 38. So, if you are thinking about getting divorced in your 30s, you are not alone. If you are thinking about getting divorced in your 30s? Know these 10...
What are Arizona’s Divorce Laws?
Getting divorced isn’t easy. From dealing with the emotional aspects of your divorce to understanding how Arizona’s divorce laws apply to your situation, it can all quickly begin to feel overwhelming. However, it is possible to get through the process; in many cases,...
What is a Collaborative Law Divorce in Arizona?
Getting divorced doesn’t need to be a contentious process. It can also be a collaborative process through which the spouses work together to reach an amicable resolution. In fact, there is a specific type of divorce—called a collaborative law divorce—that is designed...
Considering a Divorce in Arizona? Don’t Overlook These 10 Important Issues
Getting divorced requires careful consideration of a variety of different issues. While you can never plan for everything that will happen during a divorce, taking the time to consider the important issues upfront can help to streamline the process and reduce the...
Is It Possible to Obtain Sole Custody in Arizona?
When going through a divorce or separation, it is not uncommon for one or both parents to have questions about sole custody. Parents want what is best for their children; and, in some cases, this may mean making sure that an unfit parent isn’t able to cause any harm....
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