Using a Paralegal for Divorce
When you are going through a divorce, you have a lot on your mind. You might worry about the cost of hiring a lawyer, as well as what will happen to your kids, your home,
Category: Divorce
Dealing with Financial Abuse in a Divorce
Finances are often one of the most contentious parts of any divorce. In many marriages, one spouse handles the money while the other remains in the background. When a relationship breaks down, the spouse who
What Happens When Someone Lies Under Oath in Family Court?
“The opposing party started making wild accusations. She said I had been abusive. She said I was unsafe with our children. She said I took money. My ex-wife was literally re-writing our history and lying
Bi-Polar Disorder and Divorce
All mental illness affects divorce, but Bi-Polar Disorder and Divorce can be a particularly volatile and complex combination. Whether you are the spouse managing the condition or you are navigating a split from someone who
How to Get a Personal Loan for Legal Fees
It can be difficult to understand legal fees. They are often complex and come in many different forms. Each client’s case is different, but often times they end up spending thousands of dollars to hire
When Bedroom Doors Come Off: The Stepparent Conundrum
Managing teen privacy in split households is a common point of friction for blended families. Imagine finding out your 16-year-old stepchildren no longer have a bedroom door at their other parent’s house. What seems like
Can a Parent Lose Custody for Making Medical Decisions Without Consent?
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
What to Do When Your Wife Wants a Divorce: A Guide for Men in Arizona
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 feel devastated, angry, relieved, or all three at once.
Understanding Coercive Control
Domestic violence is a serious problem across the United States. When people think of domestic violence, physical assault and verbal abuse often come to mind first. However, another dangerous pattern of behavior exists in abusive
How to Prove Abusive Behavior
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