For many people, divorce or separation is the best route forward. There are just times when being away from a former spouse is better for everyone involved. However, this process can become complicated if you have children with your […]
When it comes to adoption, many people think of couples looking to bring a child into their home. However, we know that many adoptions happen within families – including grandparents wanting to adopt their grandchildren.
Grandparents may want to seek custody and legally adopt […]
You have to address so many pressing questions before and during divorce proceedings. One of these issues is the provision of health insurance upon the finalization of the divorce. Will a dependent spouse and children remain on the primary […]
In 2018, the Arizona Supreme Court adopted new child support guidelines. This blogpost will discuss these changes and the overall Arizona child support structure.
Arizona Child Support Guidelines follow the Income Share Model. This model was developed by the Child Support Guidelines […]
One of the most difficult things a person can go through is divorce or separation from a partner. That process can become immeasurably more complicated when there are minor children involved. […]
In a USA Today article that covers marriage and divorce in each state, we can see that Arizona has the 12th highest divorce rate in the country with 3.5 per 1,000 residents. That […]
There is nothing easy about divorce. This is especially true when there are children involved. While we know that you want what is in the best interests of your children, we often see […]
Child support calculations are complex and many factors will be taken in consideration.
Many people going through the divorce process have questions about income from a second job and how it would affect the […]
Child custody considerations can be lengthy and complex, especially if a couple is not separating on amicable terms. The Arizona court will attempt to establish what’s in the best interest of the child. Sometimes, spending […]
Involuntary termination of parental rights is possible under specific circumstances in Arizona.
If you believe that your ex has abandoned the children or if you’re being accused of abandonment, you will have to face a legal process. Abandonment […]
