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Why Arizona’s Community Property Law May Not Mean a 50/50 Split

Since Arizona is a community property state, it’s easy to rush to the conclusion that all property held by either spouse gets divided evenly between them in a divorce. While Read More

Using Mediation to Resolve Child Support Disputes in Arizona

Child support obligations in Arizona are determined by state guidelines, using a formula that factors the income of both parents, the overall division of parenting time, unusual costs related to Read More

Options for Disposing of the Family Home During a Divorce

For most couples, the family home is their largest asset and may have sentimental value. When a marriage ends, there are multiple choices for deciding on the fate of the Read More

How Social Media Activity Can Hurt Your Family Law Case

In today’s digital world, social media activity is a part of many people’s daily lives. But when you’re involved in a family law case — whether it’s divorce, parenting time, Read More

The Effect of Community Property Laws During a Divorce

Arizona is one of just a handful of states in the U.S. that follows community property rules for dividing assets and debts during a divorce. If you are facing the Read More

How Unmarried Parents Can Obtain Parenting Time in Arizona

It’s common for parents to raise children together without ever getting married. For single parents in Arizona, questions about parenting time and decision making can feel daunting. Parents who never Read More

Resolving High-Conflict Custody Battles in Arizona

Parents fighting over custody can take a significant emotional toll on themselves and their children. The uncertainty, stress and animosity often present in these cases can be deeply destabilizing. Fortunately, Read More

Making Effective Use of Digital Parenting Plans

Arizona law mandates that parents submit a parenting plan whenever legal decision‑making or parenting time is at issue. An increasing popular option is a digital parenting plan. This is an Read More

Prenuptial and Postnuptial Agreements: What They Can and Cannot Do

Prenuptial and postnuptial agreements are contracts between spouses used to clarify expectations about property, finances and responsibilities within marriage. While a prenup is signed before marriage and a postnup after, Read More

Common Mistakes People Make During Divorce and How to Avoid Them

Divorce is one of life’s most emotionally and financially overwhelming experiences. Amid the turmoil, it’s surprisingly easy for people to make critical mistakes — most of which are avoidable with Read More

The Best Interests of the Child Standard in Arizona Custody Cases

When families go through custody disputes in Arizona, the law requires that every decision center on the best interests of the child. This guiding principle applies not only to initial Read More

Arizona’s New Rules for Post-Decree Modifications in Family Court

In Arizona, family law proceedings can arise after divorce or separation when circumstances change or disputes develop between parents. These matters include requests to modify legal decision-making (custody), parenting time, Read More

Child Custody and Support Amendments Reflect Modern Family Realities

Arizona’s 2025 amendments to its child custody and child support laws represent a major modernization of family law in the state. Historically, statutes and formulas guiding custody arrangements and support Read More

What to Know About Arizona’s Spousal Maintenance Guidelines Overhaul

For decades, Arizona courts had exercised broad discretion when awarding spousal maintenance (also known as alimony), leading to a landscape marked by unpredictability and inconsistent outcomes. Judges were guided by Read More

Planning Financially for Life After Divorce

Perhaps the most substantial effect of a divorce is that when it’s complete, the spouses must each maintain their own households and finances. The transition to this post-divorce environment can Read More

Protecting Your Interest in a Small Business from Property Division

Divorce can have significant financial repercussions, particularly when it comes to the division of community property. For individuals with an interest in a small business, the stakes are often higher. Read More

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