Arizona divorces often lead to major lifestyle changes. People move to new houses and start new relationships. If they share children with their spouses, they have to work out a parenting plan. It can be a very difficult process to negotiate an appropriate division of...
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Why do many divorcing Arizona couples agree to mediation?
There are two well-known approaches to divorce in Arizona: traditional litigation and mediation. A traditional or "contested" divorce process may be appropriate in situations when spouses have disagreements about their children, their property division or child...
Orders of Protection Updates
by Benjamin Cunningham, Esq. In Arizona, there are at least 29 different laws that outline the actions a person can do that will meet the definition of Domestic Violence. These laws range from felonies like child abuse or aggravated assault (Shooting, Stabbing,...
Keep your children’s best interests in mind during your divorce
As you and your spouse work out your parenting plan, you may have difficulty seeing the forest for the trees. Instead of taking your children’s needs into account, your approach might focus on your own desires. Proceeding in this manner may lead to disputes. And it...
Michigan Court Orders Child Vaccinated, Mother Incarcerated
Legal decision making in Arizona (formerly known as "custody") usually refers to how major decisions about a child's healthcare, education, and (sometimes) religion will be made, but within those broad categories, most of the issues that crop up between parents are...