What to Do When Your Wife Wants a Divorce
Maybe you saw it coming. Maybe you had no idea. Either way, hearing that your wife wants a divorce stops you in your tracks. You may be devastated, angry, relieved, or all three at once.

Maybe you saw it coming. Maybe you had no idea. Either way, hearing that your wife wants a divorce stops you in your tracks. You may be devastated, angry, relieved, or all three at once.
Generally, no. Arizona courts do not automatically count overtime pay when calculating a parent’s child support obligation. But as with most legal rules, the details matter, and the exceptions can catch people off guard. This
One of the first questions people ask about divorce is, “How much will this cost?” The honest answer is: it depends. Not every divorce is the same, and there is no single price that fits
Even if your case isn’t complicated, we need information to get your divorced. Both spouses need to understand the nature and extent of property and debts that have been acquired by either spouse during the
When spouses agree on most issues and want an uncontested divorce, one of the most common questions is whether they can share a lawyer to save time and money. It seems logical, you’re on the
When both spouses agree on most issues, it’s natural to wonder if hiring a lawyer is really necessary. An uncontested divorce may feel simple, especially when there are no major disputes, complex assets, or high-conflict
For many Arizona families, the idea of going to court is one of the biggest fears during divorce. Courtrooms feel intimidating, time-consuming, and expensive. The good news: if your case is simple and uncontested, you
One of the most important parts of any divorce—simple or not—is how property and debt are divided. Even when spouses agree on everything, those agreements must be clearly documented and legally enforceable for the court
Divorce is already stressful, and for many Arizona families, the uncertainty around legal fees makes the process even harder. Traditional family law firms charge hourly rates, require large retainers, and bill for every email, phone
Co-parenting with your ex-spouse is one of the most stressful things a person can do, but for most parents, it comes as a relief that they no longer have to live under the same roof