Fathers’ Rights in Arizona
If you want to spend more time with your children, it is critical that you understand that as a father you have legal rights in the state of Arizona. Fathers’ rights in Arizona protect both
Category: Custody Q&As
What’s the difference between custody and legal decision making?
What’s the difference between custody and legal decision making? I want to file a modification of custody for my child. My ex is crazy and can’t raise my child right. What can I do? Great Question!
Do I need to force Visitation?
It’s not uncommon for a child to pick sides in a divorce and refuse to see the other parent. But what should you do about it? Sometimes children have a parent they tend to favor.
Modification of Parenting Time and Legal Decision Making
How to Change Your Parenting Time Meet Sally. Sally is a mom of three children, ages 2, 7, and 10. Sally and her ex-husband, Bob, were divorced one year ago. Sally and Bob agreed to
Complex Custody Cases: What to Keep In Mind
Are you getting divorced? Although divorce is always going to be hard on you mentally and emotionally, things become a lot harder when children are involved. Reaching agreements with the other parents about many elements
The Basics: Child Support and Child Custody in Mesa
Child Support and Child Custody in Mesa: Understanding the Basics It is the legal responsibility of parents to provide for their children financially. In the state of Arizona, there are strict rules that determine how
Filing for Emergency Custody or an Order of Protection
When Should You Take The Steps To File? Parents love their children and want to make sure that they are safe and happy. However, this is not always possible. The world can be a rather
How Does Criminal Law Impact a Divorce?
Divorces are often tumultuous, and in some cases a spouse makes a decision to divorce based on abuse of either themselves or their children. Any person can press criminal charges in the state of Arizona
Who is Most at Risk for Parental Alienation?
Parental alienation is one of the most difficult situations for parents and attorneys to navigate in family court. Understanding alienation, and the underlying risks and causes, makes us all better equipped to address alienation and
