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
When it comes to divorce and family law, negotiation plays a crucial role in shaping the future of both parties involved. Modern Law attorney Rachael Collier sheds light on the complex, emotional, and strategic aspects
Breakups, relationships, and personal growth can be some of the most challenging experiences we navigate in life. In a recent live episode of the Modern Arizona Podcast, Modern Law attorney and certified life coach Tracy
There have been some changes to the way spousal maintenance works when it comes to taxes. In the past, spousal maintenance was deductible for the person who paid it and taxed by the person who
Should You and Your Ex Try Co-Parenting Counseling? Even though you and your ex might have a difficult time being in the same room with one another and even being cordial, you have to think
How to Find an Attorney for Your Family Law Case in Arizona PART 2 In Part 1, we discussed the things that you need to do when you are planning for a divorce and whether
How to Find an Attorney for Your Family Law Case in Arizona? PART 1 Finding an attorney is not something that you do every day. This is why it’s so difficult for many people to
Not long ago, our office recently underwent a team effectiveness training centered on understanding personality profiles using the five-factor model.* The five-factor model of personality is the most scientifically validated model of personality. It focuses
Changes to Parenting Coordinator Rules Beginning in 2016, there are a number of changes coming to Parenting Coordinators. Parenting Coordinators fall under Rule 74 of the Arizona Rules of Family Law Procedure. Parenting Coordinators have
A parenting coordinator (PC) is a court appointed third party who is given quasi-judicial authority and remains involved after the court has entered either an initial order or a modification/order of contempt on your current
