How Long Does It Take To Get Over A Divorce?
Healing After Divorce This is a big week for me; my kids went back to school and I’m going to do a whole other video on kids going back to school and the controversy there.
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Parenting During Covid
I hope that your school year is off to a good start. I will be honest. Mine has been a little rough. I have four kiddos. They are all the way from starting kindergarten to
Protecting Your Assets In A Divorce
Below is the transcript of the online Q&A presentation by Family Law Attorney Billie Tarascio and Asset Protection Attorney Paul DeLoughery as they discuss ways of protecting your assets in a community property state, both
7 Rules for Dating Post Divorce
Seven Rules for Dating after divorce Dating after divorce can be intimidating, exciting, and overwhelming. Many of us analyze our past “mistakes” and are desperate not to repeat them. We are leaving broken relationships that
Rules For Successful Video Testimony in Family Court
Today I want to talk to you about some remote video trial fails. If you are preparing for an evidentiary hearing with the court and you’re doing it via video, the Maricopa County courthouse is
Mask Policy For Modern Law
I have yet another update on our office policies. So the last time that I updated our office policies to deal with COVID-19 or to address that issue was March. I think the end of
Maricopa County Courts Reopen On “Skinny” Schedule in May 2020
As we continue to work through the Covid-19 outbreak, we got good news from Maricopa County Family Court officials on re-opening court business in a phased-in process that will move from strictly essential emergency services
How to Co-Parent with a Narcissist
Co-parenting with a narcissistic ex is not easy. Your child/children have grown up believing that narcissistic behavior is acceptable and they love both of their parents. A narcissistic parent will never love their children as
Who Gets Custody of Frozen Embryos?
Arizona’s laws regarding who gets custody of frozen embryos, also known as in-vitro human embryos, in the event of a divorce or separation differ from other states. Further, both the State legislature and Arizona Supreme