Ensuring a Cordial Child Custody Exchange for Your Child’s Benefit Child Custody Attorneys Give Tips To Handle a Custody Exchange While on an Acrimonious Divorce Feelings can be raw long after your divorce has settled – especially if you had an acrimonious divorce. When kids [...]

Arizona Family Law: Methods of Service, (Including Facebook) Experienced Family Law Attorneys Explain The Different Types Of Service Of Process Our Arizona Family Law Attorneys take a look at the many ways to properly serve a person in Arizona. There are many ways listed in [...]

How to Ensure Continual Child Support Payments When Income is Uncertain The COVID-19 pandemic has created a lot of economic uncertainty. Businesses are closing, and people are losing their jobs by the millions. Those who still have their jobs may have taken a pay cut, [...]

How to Deal with Long-Distance Parenting during a Pandemic The COVID-19 pandemic has forced significant changes to our daily lives. Many people have had to work from home and even teach their children from home, and we’ve all had to maintain as much distance as [...]

4 Rules for Child Support with a Military Spouse Divorcing a military spouse can sometimes be more difficult than divorcing a civilian spouse. Military members are held to higher standards in some cases, and military courts can have some say in military divorces and child [...]

Quick Guide to Child Custody Mediation Child custody cases can become contentious quickly. Both parents likely want to have the most time with their children that they can. That will leave both of them fighting fiercely to get more time, often by casting the other [...]

Custody Battles in Arizona: What is the Most Likely Outcome? Child custody is one of the biggest fights in divorces among couples with children. Few parents want to give up time with their kids. They want to be with them as much as possible so [...]

Sole Custody vs. Shared Custody: What’s the Difference? The very first issue that most married couples want to talk about when they decide to separate or divorce is who will get custody of the children (if children are involved). Yet it is also the most [...]

New Dad? How to Apply for Visitation Rights A lot of parents split up soon after their children are born. The stress of raising children is too much for the already weak relationship, and it eventually breaks apart. Some parents split up before the child [...]

Adultery on Alimony No one goes into a marriage with intention of getting divorced. But even in the best of circumstances, divorce can happen to anyone. Unfortunately, there are many factors that can cause divorce like estrangement, financial troubles, and worst of all, adultery. Seeking [...]

Why Are Parenting Plans Important? After a judge makes your custody and visitation orders final, you may think that's the last you have to talk about either issue. Everything is clear. The judge has ordered the arrangement, and you'll stick to it. Right? Well, you [...]

Grandparents and Stepparent Visitation Laws When you divorce, your former spouse may not be the only one trying to get visitation with the kids. You may have former in-laws vying for time with the children, as well, which can be an unwelcome prospect if you [...]