| | Family Law
As a divorce attorney practicing primarily in the Phoenix East Valley, I think I can safely predict I will never have a client who will need to divide $146 billion in wealth after 27 years of marriage. As unique as
| | Family Law
It is not uncommon for divorced spouses to eventually reach a point where they communicate effectively and have some level of trust, especially when children are involved. Generally, emotions quell over time and the parties’ desire to involve lawyers or
| | Family Law
As an Arizona State Bar Certified Specialist in family law matters in Arizona, there are a few questions that seem to confuse most litigants. In every divorce, the parties must indicate whether the Wife is pregnant. At a final divorce trial,
| | Family Law
High school graduation is an important milestone for both students and parents. For parents paying child support, graduation season can present an opportunity to modify or terminate their court ordered support obligations. Under Arizona law, child support terminates once a
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As an Arizona State Bar Certified Specialist in family law matters in Arizona, I cannot help being pulled into the news of the Kardashian/West divorce case, including the allegations of mental health. Arizona is a “no fault divorce” state, meaning
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As an Arizona State Bar Certified Specialist in family law matters in Arizona, I have sometimes heard comments such as: “Wow, divorce is expensive, maybe it would just be cheaper to keep her.” However, such comments often miss the real
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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,
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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
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