Parents have to move from state to state for a number of reasons. The reasons could vary anywhere from work requirements, health reasons, or a remarriage. When children are involved, the ability to relocate can
Have you heard of nesting? It is not just for birds. If you have not heard this term before, you will want to learn what it means, how it works, and whether it might be
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
Sometimes, couples in the process of divorce spend untold amounts of time and money on petty battles over assets that neither of them wants; they just want to win, and they want their ex to
Yes—you can regain custody after a dependency case, but it requires time, consistency, and total compliance with court orders. Here’s how to rebuild your family after involvement with DCS: Step 1: Commit to
In cases where domestic violence and narcissistic personality disorder are present, it can be challenging to protect children from being exposed to harm. Unfortunately, even with evidence of domestic violence, temporary orders may allow the
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!
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.
When Parents choose to get a divorce, they have to understand how it affects their children. Arizona law requires that both parties take a class on divorce. This class is given when the first papers
Have you heard of the right of first refusal? If you are going through a divorce in Arizona, and you have children, you must have an understanding of what this term means and how it