072017
What Are The New Laws Regarding Paternity, Parenting Time, etc.? One of the relatively newer laws is the change to A.R.S. Section 25-403.01. It says that “a parent who is not granted sole or joint legal decision-making is entitled to...
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At the risk of sounding self-serving, the one of the biggest mistakes people make in divorce cases is to try to handle their case alone or with the help of a paralegal or mediator, especially those in which there will...
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Four jurisdictions: Arizona, the District of Columbia, Maryland, and Massachusetts. I have taken and passed three bar exams on the first try. I did not need to take a bar exam for the District of Columbia law license. I simply...
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Jurisdiction For Divorcing In Arizona In Arizona, the judge will only be able to divorce you if he finds that one of you at the time the divorce case is filed was “domiciled” in Arizona or was stationed in Arizona...
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Our bankruptcy consultations are usually free. Our family law consultations are usually $125 but sometimes are free. Our other consultations have a relatively low fee associated with them that compensates us for the valuable information and advice dispensed during those...
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When you file a divorce, legal separation, or annulment case in Arizona, the law requires you to file a preliminary injunction. The law spells out exactly what must be in the preliminary injunction. The purpose of the preliminary injunction is...
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The best way an experienced attorney can help you in the early stages of the divorce process is to assess the advantages and disadvantages of your case. Knowing the strengths and weaknesses of your case will enable you to know...
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A new law took effect in Alaska in January 2017 that affects pet owners who are getting divorced. Although Arizona and most states treat pets as mere property, this groundbreaking Alaska law warrants a closer look so that we can...
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Whenever a divorce case is filed in Arizona, the court will issue in every case a preliminary injunction that sets forth certain important orders that pertain to both parties, not just the party being served. A common mistake is the...
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Arizona is a community property state, so it can be confusing for both creditors and debtors whether a debtor’s spouse’s assets can be taken to satisfy the debts of the debtor-spouse. For example, if your wife has lots of student...
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