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Divorce statistics are interesting, no matter where you are in your relationship. If you’re getting married, it’s good to know your risk. And if you’re considering a divorce, it can help put your situation into perspective. From divorce statistics, you learn that many factors impact your risk of divorce. Some of these factors include your …
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Temporary orders are orders both parties must follow throughout the divorce process or until further order. They are essential in many divorce cases where the relationship is not amicable. Temporary orders can regard things like finances or shared assets. Temporary orders can also state child support, spousal support sometimes referred to as alimony. Temporary orders …
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If your spouse does not want a divorce, it can be next to impossible to get them to sign divorce papers. As divorce attorneys, we understand how challenging that is. However, in most Arizona divorce cases, you can proceed without consent from your spouse. So, we put together a guide to help you determine what …
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Annulment and divorce are two different things. When you get an annulment, it is as if the marriage never existed. An annulment nullifies the marriage contract and makes the marriage void. Divorce, on the other hand, says the couple was legally married and ended up separating. If you entered into a non-covenant marriage in Arizona, …
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The divorce process has many steps, and depositions are usually one of those steps. However, depositions can be challenging if you are not well-prepared. So, we put together a guide with tips to help you prepare for your divorce deposition. We’ve also included examples of some of the questions you or the other deponents may …
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Parenting plans are an essential part of child custody cases in Arizona. A written parenting plan is not only required but it is extremely beneficial to the entire family. It lets the parents know who has decision making authority, and when each parent will exercise their parenting time. The parenting plan is a requirement for …
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Covenant marriage is a union between spouses that is legally different from a non-covenant or traditional marriage. Covenant and non-covenant marriages are the only two types of marital unions in the State of Arizona. However, covenant marriages were not legal in the state until they were codified by statute and became a law on August …
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Most parents want to spend time with their children during the holidays. However, it can be challenging to decide who gets what holiday. In Arizona, the court will accept any schedule both parents choose. In Arizona, the superior court requires all parents who establish parenting time and legal decision-making to have a parenting plan—including a …
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Visitation, known in Arizona as Parenting Time, is a significant focus in child custody cases. While most people want to exercise their parental rights to see their children as much as possible, there are times when a parent will not pick their children up when they are court-ordered to do so. While it is unlikely …
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Deciding where you will live is an essential aspect of divorce. Some people want to stay in their family home, either because they are comfortable there or because they believe the transition will be easier for their children. However, staying in your family home often requires some changes to the property’s ownership. If you are …
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