Surrogacy in Arizona: What You Need to Know
Although some states in the country do not have laws or restrictions on surrogacy, Arizona is not among them. In Arizona, the laws are clearly defined when it comes to surrogacy. Simply put, it is
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Is Your Spouse Hiding Income and Assets?
When you are getting divorced, it’s natural to have quite a few things on your mind that you are going to have to worry about. Sometimes, when your spouse is hiding income or assets, they’re
Mentally Coping with Divorce
Divorce is complex and time-consuming. It can drain you physically and mentally even in the best of circumstances. You have so much in your head—your current and future finances, co-parenting, where you are going to
Protect Yourself During Your Arizona Divorce
When you are going through a divorce, you are going to be vulnerable in many different ways. Even if you might have been the one who initiated the divorce proceedings, you are still going to
Surprise! You’ve Been Served with Divorce Papers
Were you recently served divorce papers? Did it feel as though news of your marriage’s demise came out of the blue? Maybe you and your spouse had been having some problems, but you thought you
Understand the Difference Between Legal Separation and Divorce
When couples are thinking about splitting, one of the questions they often ask themselves is whether they should just do a legal separation or if they should get a divorce. This tends to be a
How to Tell If It’s Time for a Divorce
How long have you been married? Maybe you’ve been married for less than a year or a handful of years. Perhaps you have been together for decades. Yet, you are now at the point where
How Does Relocation Work with Parenting Time?
When parents divorce from one another, the goal of the courts in Arizona is to ensure that the children are protected and that everything is done in their best interests. This means ensuring that both
Divorce in a Covenant Marriage: What You Need to Know
Although Arizona is a no-fault state for divorce, there are certain marriages where things are not quite so simple. These are known as covenant marriages. Currently, there are only three states in the country that
