| | Family Law
Members of our nation’s armed services and their families make enormous sacrifices on a daily basis. For some service members, the reality is that they must leave children behind during their absence. When a military parent receives temporary duty, deployment,
| | Family Law
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Arizona Supreme Court has issued a series of administrative orders which have dramatically impacted the day-to-day operations of Arizona courts. In the family courts, one of the most significant disruptions has been the
| | Family Law
Can the family court force you to jointly own property with your ex? In a recent opinion, the Court of Appeals addressed this very issue where the family court ordered two divorcing spouses to jointly own two homes for 6
| | COVID-19, Family Law
Stimulus Checks Can Stimulate Disputes Among Divorced Parents Many Arizona parents have begun receiving COVID-19 stimulus checks for their children. For parents who are no longer together, the parent on the non-receiving end may well feel entitled to a portion
| | COVID-19, Family Law
As an Arizona State Bar Certified Specialist in family law matters in Arizona, I have been repeatedly asked how the coronavirus is impacting family law cases. Here are a few of the highlights: CHILD SUPPORT: If you have been ordered
| | COVID-19, Family Law
We are dealing with very trying times right now, and I am not just talking about trying to find toilet paper. The COVID-19 pandemic has created issues in almost every realm of life- health, economy, lifestyle, employment, etc. Co-Parenting is
| | COVID-19, Family Law
As an Arizona State Bar Certified Specialist in family law matters in Arizona, I have been asked by many people what my prediction is for divorce and family law cases this unusual year, with the Covid-19 quarantine and social distancing.
| | Family Law
It can take a long time to decide to file for divorce. It can be a shock when your spouse files. Both parties may enter into these uncharted waters with the expectation that things will happen quickly. However, divorce is
| | Family Law
Who gets the house in divorce if one party owned it before marriage? Arizona law requires a community property approach in divorce cases. In general, assets and debts acquired by either party during the marriage will be considered community property
| | Family Law
Arizona Certified Family Law Specialist Discusses Purposes of Prenuptial Agreements As an Arizona State Bar Certified Specialist in family law matters in Arizona, I have assisted many clients in preparing prenuptial agreements. However, even after the prenuptial agreement has been
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