Fun Summer Things to Do With Your Law Firm This Summer
Summer in Phoenix can be hot, but that doesn’t mean you have to stay cooped up indoors all season long. Here are some fun ways to get together with friends and family while beating the

Summer in Phoenix can be hot, but that doesn’t mean you have to stay cooped up indoors all season long. Here are some fun ways to get together with friends and family while beating the
In a recent divorce case, the court of appeals ruled that a spouse who pays a community debt obligation with post-separation funds should receive reimbursement during an equitable distribution of property and debt. This case
As a non-custodial parent, it can be frustrating and distressing when the custodial parent ignores your attempts to communicate with your child. It’s understandable to feel powerless in such a situation, but there are steps
Understanding the Arizona Spousal Maintenance Guidelines: A Simple Explanation The Arizona Spousal Maintenance Guidelines are a set of rules established by the Supreme Court to determine the amount and duration of spousal maintenance (formerly known
If you work in a profession that involves advising individuals facing divorce, it’s important to be aware of the significant changes in the spousal maintenance guidelines in Arizona. These changes are likely to result in
If you are going through a divorce or separation and have children, one of the most significant decisions you will have to make is determining who will have legal custody of the children. In Arizona,
One common question we encounter at Modern Law is whether a father can change a child’s last name if he is not listed on the birth certificate and has no court order. Who Has Legal
At Modern Law, we believe in providing exceptional service and support to our clients, and we know that our success is due in large part to the dedicated and talented individuals on our team. That’s
In family law cases, determining child support payments is often a contentious issue. If one parent is voluntarily underemployed or unemployed, the other parent may have to pay more in child support payments. Proving voluntary