5 Surprising Financial Benefits of Divorce
Divorce often comes at a high price. No one comes out of it without losing something: income, family home, time with the kids. But it’s not without its upsides, once you’re out of a relationship that just
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Comprehensive Guide To Child Support In Arizona
Section 1 Child Support: How Does It Work? How Much Will It Cost? Child support affects all divorced or unmarried parents of minor children, including adopted children. Many people have questions about how the child
Who Pays for the Kids to Go to College After Divorce?
Do you have children who will be going to college in a few years, or maybe a decade from now? When you and your spouse are together, you likely have been saving for college or
10 Rules for Getting Through a Divorce with Children
Going through a divorce with children is one of the hardest, most stressful events you will face in your lifetime. 10 rules to make your divorce with children a little bit easier. 1. Acknowledge your
Do I have to pay alimony if my ex is living with someone?
We often hear this question: Do I have to continue paying alimony if my spouse is co-habitating? By law, Spousal Maintenance ends upon remarriage or death. But what about when your ex is shacking up?
How Much Can I Get In Alimony?
How can I get in Alimony/Spousal Support? Spousal Maintenance is part art and part science. There is no clear answer to the question “How much will spousal maintenance be?” People often want to understand how
Debunking Myths About Single Moms
It seems like women are often stereotyped and judged for just about everything from what they wear, their hair, their career, their financial well-being, and more. It’s no wonder that there are a lot of
How Much Should I Request for an Alimony Amount?
How much to request for spousal support (formerly referred to as alimony) is one of the most difficult questions you will face during your divorce. The amount of spousal support requested and awarded varies considerably,
Children Witnessing Domestic Violence- Agravating Factor
The negative effects of children witnessing domestic violence are well documented and far reaching. In Arizona, the presence of children during an incident of domestic violence makes the incident “aggravated” and may mean felony charges.
