Scottsdale Family Law Attorney

Dedicated to Helping You Move Forward.

At BTL Family Law, we provide dedicated and strategic legal representation during life’s challenging times and transitions. These cases demand legal experience, empathy, clarity, and relentless advocacy.

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Years of Experience

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4.9 star Google Reviews

Scottsdale Family Law Lawyers

Our Dedication

We aim to protect your interests while effectively resolving family law matters. At BTL Family Law, our attorneys believe in a straightforward approach and pride themselves on honest assessments. This transparency helps from the start. You should know realistic possibilities and limits to prevent problems or additional costs later.

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Dedicated to Helping You Move Forward

Our Approach

Randi Burggraff, Justin Tash and Bryan Levy established BTL Family Law on the premise that clients appreciate neutral and honest reviews of their case. Family Law issues are very serious and emotionally draining. In order for a client to make the best decision regarding their case, they need unbiased advice that considers factors that are not always apparent.

A client that has made an informed decision considering factors such as how it will affect their future, their children’s future and their financial resources will be happier than one who has hired an attorney that will say whatever they want to hear. While we believe that the best result is often obtained through settlement, we cannot control the reasonableness of other parties. When opposing parties are being unreasonable and infringing on the rights of our clients, then we are prepared to move forward to trial and litigate the issues.

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Now is the time to receive legal support. If you have a question for our family law attorneys, give us a call or fill out our contact form to schedule a consultation. By retaining legal help, you can move ahead during a stressful time more positively. Call (480) 307-6800 today.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does it take to divorce in Arizona?

A divorce can take anywhere from 60 days to a couple of years, depending on how cooperative the parties are. If all issues are agreed upon, the court can enter a consent decree 60 days after service. Cases that move quickly through disclosure and mediation often resolve within 4 to 6 months, while disputes over settlement, discovery, or complex issues can extend the process to eight months or longer.

If the other parent is not paying child support, what can I do?

Arizona law provides several ways to enforce a child support order, including income withholding from the other parent’s paycheck and court enforcement or contempt actions. Because child support is a court ordered obligation and a top priority, failure to pay can lead to serious consequences. An attorney can help you pursue enforcement options and recover past due support to ensure your child receives the financial resources they are entitled to.

Can I introduce new evidence in my appeal?

No. In this case, appeals are limited. The appellate court reviews the evidence and arguments presented in the original trial and doesn’t consider new evidence, which makes it vital to present all relevant information during the initial trial.

How long does mediation usually take?

Most mediations in our office are completed in one full day when both parties come prepared. In matters involving more complex or contested issues, mediation may take around two days to ensure everything is fully and thoughtfully resolved.

Is an estate plan really worth the cost?

Yes. A comprehensive estate plan is an investment in your family’s financial security and peace of mind. Without one, your estate may be forced into probate, which can be slow, expensive, and public, reducing the assets you intend to pass on. A well crafted estate plan helps avoid these outcomes and protects your loved ones from unnecessary legal costs and complications.