How to Keep Your House During an Arizona Divorce
When you start a divorce, you have many big choices to make. You may worry about child custody, support payments, and marital property division. One of the most common questions people ask is who gets
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Trad Wives and Legal Concerns: When Traditional Gender Roles Leave Women destitute
In a recent episode of the Modern Divorce Podcast, attorney Billie Tarascio talked about the legal risks of the “trad wife” lifestyle. The term refers to women who choose traditional gender roles. These women often
How to Share Your Story with a Judge Effectively
When Jennifer became pregnant at 25, she faced a very difficult choice. She knew she had to leave her partner, David, because he was controlling. However, she was afraid of how he would react to
Co-Parenting Strategies for When Schools Are Closed
Many parents in Arizona follow an equal parenting time schedule. This often means children spend a week with one parent and then a week with the other. This routine usually works well when kids
Balancing Parental Conduct and Safety in Custody Arrangements
You might be in the middle of a custody battle and feel overwhelmed by mixed signals about a parent’s behavior. You may worry about how risky conduct impacts your child’s well-being and your future stability.
Finding New Light: Faith-Based Divorce Recovery and Midlife Direction for Christian Women
When you face the reality of a divorce with deep faith and a life in transition, it can feel like the ground is shifting beneath you. One client came to me overwhelmed by the weight
What is Narcissistic Personality Disorder and How Does it Affect Divorce Proceedings?
Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD) is a mental health condition. It changes how a person acts and thinks. People with this condition often have a very high sense of self-importance. They also have a strong need
Difficult Conversations: How to Tell Your Spouse You’re Leaving
Deciding to end a marriage is one of the hardest choices a person can make. It usually does not happen because of one single event. Instead, it is often the result of a long buildup
The Role of Prenuptial Agreements and Estate Planning in Community Property States
When you marry in a community property state, you face risks that most people ignore until it’s too late. A client once confided that they never thought about what would happen if a divorce or