
Part 2 of Navigating Divorce: Trial Preparation Tips
In Part One of this article, we discussed the best time to start preparing for a trial (as soon as possible), what has to be considered in terms of evidence that can be used, the


In Part One of this article, we discussed the best time to start preparing for a trial (as soon as possible), what has to be considered in terms of evidence that can be used, the
Restricted stock units and employee stock options can become some of the most valuable and disputed assets in an Arizona divorce. This is especially true when one spouse works for a technology company, startup, public
Parents have to move from state to state for a number of reasons. The reasons could vary anywhere from work requirements, health reasons, or a remarriage. When children are involved, the ability to relocate can
Going through a divorce doesn’t always mean that you will have to go to trial. Quite often, the divorce cases will settle before they reach that stage. Through mediation, negotiation, and trying to get both
Whether by settlement or final court order, the pie has been divided. Let’s say you were awarded the house your vehicle, some gold, the savings account, and one of the retirement accounts. How do you
Deciding to get a divorce is rarely a quick choice. Most people think about ending their marriage for up to three years before taking legal action. Despite years of consideration, divorce filings jump significantly between
Finding the right divorce lawyer or family law attorney is a huge decision. You need a trusted legal team to help you navigate court procedures, asset division, and child custody decisions. If you met with
“I hate you, and I do not want anything to do with you.” Hearing these words from your child is a terrifying sentence for any parent. During a hard divorce or child custody battle, these
The state of Arizona has very specific rules regarding the payment of alimony from one spouse to another. Alimony, also called spousal support or spousal maintenance is the requirement of one spouse to provide financial