If you’re going through a divorce or another family law dispute, family law mediation is a valuable alternative to court litigation. Mediation allows couples to settle their disagreements in a collaborative, cost-effective manner. Whether you’re
What to Expect at Trial Once discovery is complete and our negotiation attempts have been exhausted, your case will proceed to trial. In Arizona, divorce trials don’t have a jury. Your assigned judge decides everything
When you’re involved in a legal case, the approach your attorney takes can vary greatly depending on whether you’re in litigation or mediation. Each phase has different strategies and goals, and understanding these differences can
Many of our clients use social media sites such as TikTok, Snapchat, Facebook and Instagram while going through their divorce or family court case. Information shared on social media is not private and may be
Some people think they have to choose between mediation and having an attorney. But you don’t! Most of the time, here at Modern Law we suggest and attend mediation with our clients. Mediation is simply
Purpose of Disclosure The primary purpose is to discover facts, evidence, and witnesses before a final Order can be entered with the Court by ensuring that each party is aware of what property, debts and
Temporary Orders are court orders issued to address immediate issues and provide temporary solutions while a divorce or custody case is pending. These orders are used to manage various aspects of a family’s situation before
Purpose of Parenting Information Program In proceedings involving children, both parties are required by the Court to attend a parenting information program. The class is intended to assist parties in understanding how the legal process
A Resolution Management Conference (RMC) hearing in family law is typically set once a response is filed. This hearing is an opportunity to put any prior agreements between the parties on the record and to
Understanding the preliminary injunction: In every case, a Preliminary Injunction is issued against both parties. It is a court order that is used to prevent either party from taking certain actions until a final decision
