How Do Judges Decide the Amount of Alimony?
Alimony, known as spousal maintenance in Arizona, is an award that can be granted by the courts during and after a divorce. It is meant to help people get to the point where they can
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Divorce Terminology in Court
Going through a divorce requires you to learn quite a bit in a relatively short period. There are a lot of terms thrown around that you might not always understand, so we’ve helped to make
Arizona Child Custody FAQ’s
Parents in Arizona who are going to be getting divorced often have worries and concerns over what will happen to their children. Naturally, you want your kids to be protected and to have proper care
Does It Matter Who Files First in a Divorce in Arizona?
Legally speaking, it typically doesn’t matter who files first in a divorce in Arizona. This is a no-fault state, which means that if one spouse decides that they want to get a divorce, they don’t
Can I Get a Divorce Without a Lawyer?
This is a common question asked by those who are considering getting divorced. Many of the divorces that occur in Arizona proceed without either spouse having an attorney. There is no legal requirement to have
What Are the Grounds for Divorce in Arizona?
In the past, if someone wanted to separate from their spouse, they would need to prove to the courts that there were sufficient grounds for divorce. Today, most states, including Arizona, do not follow this
When Should You Use a Lawyer? Part 2
In Part Two of the article, we’ll be diving into cases rife with conflict and that have complex finances. We’ll also talk about paralegals and document preparers, and why it’s so important to understand the
When You Should Use a Lawyer? Part 1
Do you always need to have an attorney working with you for your divorce? Is it okay to represent yourself in some cases? These are hard questions that many people ask when they are going
Divorce Groups on Facebook and Other Social Media Platforms
Getting divorced is one of the biggest changes that will happen in your life. Of course, it can often be difficult to know where to turn or to get the information you need. Fortunately, the