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What Are Arizona’s “Best Interests” Factors for Determining Child Custody?
As a parent in Arizona, getting divorced necessarily involves establishing a plan for child custody. While parents can – and should – consider their own needs when seeking custody or visitation rights, Arizona law requires that all custody decisions ultimately be made...
Is Coparenting a Good Option for Divorcing Parents in Arizona?
For some spouses, getting divorced does not necessarily mean ending their relationship. This is especially true for parents of minor children, who must necessarily maintain at least some level of contact after ending their marriage. However, with increasing frequency,...
How Must Divorcing Spouses Divide Their Assets in Arizona?
When you get divorced, you have to divide your assets with your spouse. This is true regardless of how much you own, and it is true regardless of how long you have been married. Unless you have a prenuptial or postnuptial agreement that says otherwise, you must divide...
Till Quarantine Do We Part: 3 Tips To Surviving Quarantine With Your Spouse
As California is locked down to prevent the spread of COVID-19, millions of people are beginning to go into quarantine across the country, whether mandated or voluntarily. With work, schools, gyms, restaurants, & bars closed, people’s daily routines have been...
High Net Worth Divorce In Arizona
No two divorce cases are the same, but commonalities almost always exist. Some common challenges in divorce cases are spousal support, property division, and child custody. Networth Divorces presents issues that are not commonly found in most divorce cases. What...
Staying Away From Social Media During Your Divorce
In an era of technology, social media has taken center stage in many of our lives, with over 45% of the world population using a social network. Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and even YouTube have changed how we socialize, communicate, do business, date, and divorce....
Child Custody Rights for Unmarried Parents in Arizona
As a divorce attorney in Arizona, I want to explain that parents that are married will oftentimes have more child custody rights than parents who have not wed. This is because there is a presumption that a child born during a marriage is a biological child of the...
Legal Separation or Divorce: Which Is Right For You?
Deciding whether a legal separation is right for you and your situation can be daunting, especially if you don’t quite know the difference between a legal separation and a divorce. Each has pros and cons, but there’s more to it than just the facts. Both can be...
How A Little Civility Can Save You A Lot Of Money
It is not always necessary to go straight for the head or heart. What I have found is that, in some cases, cooler heads can prevail and victory is only a matter of communication.
Arizona Property Division Insights
Ending a marriage is an unfortunate circumstance that comes with many emotions and complexities. To add to an already stressful question that arises, “What do we do with all of our stuff”? “what happens to my retirement accounts, bank accounts, investments, my...
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