Co-parenting becomes more common every year, and disagreements between parents about important choices, such as medical treatment for their children, frequently happen. In Arizona family law, legal decision-making authority rules how parents handle major healthcare
Domestic violence and child abuse happen far too often across Arizona. Rates of abuse are high, but many cases go underreported. People often feel embarrassed to admit there is a problem at home. They try
As a parent, you love your children and want to keep them safe from any manner of harm. This often goes beyond just making sure they are safe when they are riding their bike or
Going through a divorce is hard, even when it is the right decision. Many people feel sadness, anger, exhaustion, and confusion all at once. For some, these feelings grow into depression. That is more common
When you’re in the middle of a custody battle, it can feel like you’re on a tightrope. Courtrooms don’t always bend to a child’s preference, and you might find that a girl of 12 wanting
Even people who naturally seek out human drama find the twists and turns associated with family court cases. You may have kept your cool during your marriage and resolved as many conflicts with your spouse
When a high conflict divorce is part of your life, co-parenting can feel impossible. Tessa Null, a certified divorce coach and co-parenting specialist, shared valuable insights on how to transition from hostility to a functioning
Divorce is often one of the most challenging experiences a family can go through, and while adults are dealing with their own emotions, children are also processing the changes in their own way. In a
Blending families is anything but basic. While many couples enter into a blended family situation with the best of intentions, the reality is often far more complex than expected. In a recent Modern Arizona Podcast
Co-parenting can be a delicate balancing act, especially when it comes to accommodating each other’s schedules and requests. A common issue faced by many co-parents is the lack of reciprocity in accommodating parenting time