Can Divorce Orders Be Altered Because Lies Have Been Discovered?
Lying in court isn’t just a bad idea—it’s against the law. And yet, so many people still try to get away with it, for one reason or another. If you believe that your spouse (or
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Does Health Play A Factor In Alimony
Alimony, also known as spousal support, is a part of many divorce and separation cases. There are various instances where one spouse may be required to pay support to the other, or perhaps where they
Can I Dismiss my Divorce?
Case Dismissal Q&A 1. I am not sure if I want to continue with my divorce. Can I dismiss my divorce? Yes. Rule 46 of the Arizona Rules of Family Law Procedure discusses the dismissal
What’s the difference between custody and legal decision making?
What’s the difference between custody and legal decision making? I want to file a modification of custody for my child. My ex is crazy and can’t raise my child right. What can I do? Great Question!
Community property or separate property?
What It Means and Why it Matters Arizona has one of the highest divorce rates in the nation. It is also a ‘community property law’ state. Arizona residents who wish to end their marriage should
Things You Wish You Knew Before You Filed for Divorce
As divorce attorneys, we have witnessed divorce play out thousands of times. Over the years, certain trends have popped up, and these are the 7 things our clients say they wish they’d known before starting
Can my disability income be taken in divorce?
Question: I’m facing divorce and my ex wants everything I’m receiving disability income. Can that be touched or is it protected? I need it to pay for my related medical expenses. Can my disability income
There is a three year statute of limitation to collect Alimony
Here is a quick FYI if you’ve been owed alimony (known as spousal support) and haven’t been paid. In Arizona, there is a three year statute of limitations for collecting alimony. The statute ARS 25-553 states
Do I need to force Visitation?
It’s not uncommon for a child to pick sides in a divorce and refuse to see the other parent. But what should you do about it? Sometimes children have a parent they tend to favor.