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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...
Tax Season And We’re Separated: Things Both Parties Should Consider
Divorce and separation involve a complex web of legal, financial, and emotional considerations. As tax season approaches, filing taxes can be particularly challenging for separated...
Can You End Your Marriage with Dignity and Respect?
Absolutely. But, as we wrote in our #1 Amazon Bestseller Does a Good Divorce Really Exist? (Absolutely!), it takes intentional and active participation in your...
If I Have Joint Custody, Do I Still Have to Pay Child Support?
Connect with Family Law Attorneys Scottsdale Divorce Lawyers Get Help Now If I Have Joint Custody, Do I Still Have to Pay Child Support? Many...
Arizona Divorce Laws (What You Need To Know)
No two divorces are exactly the same, but the one thing they have in common is the complicated emotions that go along with the process....
14 Questions to Ask Your Divorce Lawyer At The First Visit
Once you have found an experienced divorce attorney who will work hard on your case, you can start thinking about the best way to get...
How Do You Know When It’s Time To Divorce
If you’re reading this page, your marriage is likely experiencing some turbulence. After years of marriage, it’s not uncommon for couples to hit a rough...
What is the Difference Between an Annulment and a Divorce in Arizona?
Connect with Family Law Attorneys Get Help Now When considering your options before filing, it’s essential to know the difference between annulment and divorce. A...
When Is Mediation Not a Good Idea in a Divorce?
Divorces are inherently complex, full of emotional distress and crucial decision-making. For many couples seeking an amicable resolution, mediation emerges as a beneficial process, offering...
Parental Rights After Divorce in Arizona
The dissolution of a marriage often brings about a slew of complex emotions and considerations, especially when children are involved. Among the most imperative matters...
How Long Does Divorce Mediation Take?
The average divorce mediation lasts 5 to 10 hours (one full-day or half-day session). Typically, this is enough time for our mediator to prepare for...
When is Divorce Mediation Not Recommended? Who is it Right For?
Connect with Family Law Attorneys Divorce mediation may not be suitable when there is a history of domestic violence, an imbalance of power in the...