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The Divorce Discovery Process [Step By Step]
Connect with Family Law Attorneys Scottsdale Divorce Lawyers Get Help Now The Divorce Discovery Process [Step By Step] Divorce Discovery is an important process even if your break up is civil. Separating from a spouse is always painful and stressful, which could make clear communication difficult. There are many issues to resolve in divorce cases,
Spouse Won’t Sign Divorce Papers and Doesn’t Want A Divorce
Connect with Family Law Attorneys Scottsdale Divorce Lawyers Get Help Now Spouse Won’t Sign Divorce Papers? Here’s What You Need to Know If your spouse does not want a divorce, getting them to sign divorce papers can be next to impossible. As divorce attorneys, we understand how challenging that is. However, in most Arizona divorce
How Much Does Divorce Mediation Cost?
Divorce is a process involving tough decisions. One of the key considerations when going through a divorce is the cost, especially if spouses cannot agree on everything from the start. The longer it takes to settle issues like property division, custody, and financial support, the more a divorce case can cost in many situations, as
Co-Parenting After a Divorce
Divorce can lead to significant changes in your life, especially when you have children. You will likely share custody of your children with their other parent, so you must cooperate to co-parent them in the healthiest way possible. Co-parenting after a divorce requires careful planning, effective communication, and a focus on the best interests of
Collecting Child Support When the Other Parent Moves Out of State
Divorce can require you to address several challenging and emotionally draining issues, including child custody and child support. As a divorced parent, you understand the importance of financial support for your children. In fact, many parents rely on support payments to ensure they can cover their child’s basic needs and expenses. Unfortunately, you may find
What Happens When Co-Parents Can’t Agree On Childhood Vaccinations?
Many parents who are divorced or living separately share custody of their children. This means they not only share physical time with their children but also share legal custody. Legal custody refers to the authority to make important decisions for the child’s life, including regarding healthcare, education, and religion. One of the most contentious issues