Why an attorney should draft your parenting plan
A parenting plan can be one of the most important documents you will have. This plan outlines every specific requirement and rule that you and your child’s other parent must follow. Without a plan in
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Q&A: Planning Your Estate During Divorce
I am planning on filing for a divorce. Is there anything concerning my estate that I should change prior to filing? Yes. When you’re planning your estate during divorce there are certain items that, despite
Quick Guide to Guardianship Types in Arizona
What Is Guardianship? A guardianship gives a person other than the legal parent the ability to care for a child, including, but not limited to, taking possession of the child, enrolling the child in school,
What are the rights of a step parent or other third party care giver?
Not related? What are the rights of a step parent or other third party care giver to see a child? It is not as easy as it used to be. When children are born out
Planning for College in Your Divorce
In Arizona, child support presumptively ends when a child is 18 and graduates high school. However, many parents understand that children are typically not ready to support themselves at 18 and many parents continue to
How Do Long Distance Parenting Plans Work?
Parents have to move from state to state for a number of reasons. The reasons could vary anywhere from work requirements, health reasons, or a remarriage. When children are involved, the ability to relocate can
Can I change my child’s last name?
When the relationship between parents has broken down, married or unmarried, who chooses the child’s name? And can a child’s last name be changed afterward? More than 40% of children are born to unmarried parents
Proceed With Caution: A Teenage Parent
Everyone knows a teenage parent. This is usually someone who accidently had a little fun during his or her teenage years and ended up with a beautiful bouncing baby. However, that teenager was likely feeling
How to Transfer a Guardianship to Arizona
Guardianships are more common than you think. Many times people have to get a guardianship of a minor whose parents cannot take care of him or her. Guardianships are also common in situations where a
