122018
There are several types of bankruptcy. Chapter 7 bankruptcy is the most commonly-filed type of bankruptcy. The reason why it is so common is that it is much faster and easier than a Chapter 11 or 13 bankruptcy. Whereas a...
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In April 2018 Governor Ducey signed a bill that makes an ostensibly minor change to one of the factors a judge must look at to determine whether a person should be awarded spousal maintenance in a divorce case and adds...
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So, what is the state of the rights of fathers in Arizona who want custody of their children? The answer is that although things are getting better, many men still face an uphill battle when they enter the courtroom, all...
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The single biggest way in which you can protect your assets from your wife is to make sure that she signs a prenuptial (premarital) agreement before you marry her. A prenuptial agreement provides much flexibility in deciding how assets and...
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Serving The Other Party When a spouse in a divorce case or parent in a child custody case is in the military, some common issues tend to arise. Some of these will be addressed here. One of the issues that...
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Of course; every lawyer has a duty to keep abreast of changes in his practice area. Attorneys in Arizona are required to undertake 15 hours of continuing education courses each year. This is the bare minimum. I often take more...
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Arizona has a number of military bases and numerous military servicemembers who are domiciled in this state. Issues often arise when they are sued for divorce or custody and they cannot participate in the litigation. The Service Members Civil Relief...
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If your child does not already have a passport, you may want or need to obtain one. The question then arises as to whether the other parent can object. If you have sole custody or sole legal decision-making authority, you...
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Exemptions are important in bankruptcy cases. If property is “exempt”, it means the debtor may keep the property and does not have to turn it over to the bankruptcy trustee. All property- even property the debtor intends to keep- must...
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Many tax debts cannot be discharged in a Chapter 7 bankruptcy case, but some tax debts can be wiped out in a Chapter 7 bankruptcy case. The very general rule – and this is a general rule so be careful...
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