Assessing Your Financial Situation After Divorce
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
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What Is Divorce Month? Why January and February See a Spike in Filings
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
Is This Attorney Right For Me?
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
Rebuilding Your Relationship with Your Child During a Custody Battle
“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
What To Do If You Have Not Received Your Alimony Payments
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
10 Tips to Make Divorce Easier On A Budget
Going through a divorce is emotionally challenging, but the financial stress that comes with splitting one household into two can feel equally overwhelming. Running two separate homes often costs up to 40% more than maintaining
Cohabitation: Do I Have To Continue Paying Alimony if My Ex-Spouse Moves In With Someone Else?
In certain circumstances, a divorce will include spousal support, also known as spousal maintenance or alimony. This occurs when one spouse has financial disadvantages and the other spouse agrees as part of the divorce judgment
What is a Disclosure in Divorce: A Complete Guide to Rule 49
A disclosure in an Arizona divorce is the official exchange of financial records, property information, and case facts between both spouses. Arizona law requires this exchange so both parties and the court have the facts