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On March 30th, 2020, Arizona State Governor Douglas Ducey executed a Stay Home, Stay Health, Stay Connected executive order (“EO 2020-18”), effective through April 30, 2020 (unless extended). EO 2020-18 emphasizes and reinforces the importance of staying home whenever...
Yes, you read that correctly. A law firm who practices primarily in family law (including divorce) is sharing tips about keeping your marriage together during these difficult, uncertain times. A recently published article outlines the stress that the coronavirus...
The Arizona Teachers' Walkout has ended, children statewide are (perhaps reluctantly) heading back to school, and while as Arizona Family Lawyers we are content to leave the political debate to others, one feature of the walkout that we couldn't avoid noticing was...
Originally published in the April 2018 newsletter for the Family Law section of the Maricopa County Bar Association When I was invited to contribute an article on a topic of current interest, the first thing that came to my mind was the idea of celebrating and...
Maybe you're considering divorce, or maybe your spouse has already started down that road. You've identified one or more attorneys that you plan to interview so you can decide who will be the best fit for your situation. Now what? One of the most important things you...
If you are considering entering into a prenuptial agreement (also known as a premarital agreement or a "prenup") before tying the knot, make sure you start early. Too often, couples try to squeeze the prenup process in between picking up the tux and the final teeth...
Arizona Elder Law Attorneys and the general public have been watching developments in the unfolding story about the drug Nuedexta and its use in nursing homes. As reported here [http://www.cnn.com/2017/10/12/health/nuedexta-nursing-homes-invs/index.html] by CNN,...
by Marty J. Zalevsky This month the Arizona Supreme Court upheld a juvenile court's severance of a parent's rights in a case where the allegation against the parent was his failure to register "a claim" with a scarcely known list maintained by the Arizona Department...
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...
Family law attorneys in Phoenix and around the state have been eagerly awaiting the Arizona Supreme Court's decision of how to interpret and apply Arizona's presumption of paternity statute, A.R.S. §25-814. When the U.S. Supreme Court announced a decision in the Pavan...
