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
Q: “What is the Arizona requirement for what makes a suitable home for a child?” A: The short answer is – Can you make your child safe and comfortable? It is often the case after
“I hate you and do not want anything to do with you.” It’s the dreaded sentence that many parents hear. It seems to curse parents even more so while going through a divorce or custody
A parenting plan can be one of the most important documents you will have. This plan outlines every specific requirement and rule that you and your child’s other parent must follow. Without a plan in
Everyone knows a teenage parent. This is usually someone who accidently had a little fun during his or her teenage years and ended up with a beautiful bouncing baby. However, that teenager was likely feeling
Tips to consider when getting an emergency order Far too often parents rush to the courthouse to try and get emergency custody orders. It is not surprising. Parents going through a messy divorce or custody case
Termination of Parental Rights and Adoption Q. I am trying to find out if I have to involve the biological father in the last-name change and joint custody or some type of legal rights to
Step Parent Adoptions Q&A My husband and I have been married for 10 years. I have an 11-year-old son from a previous boyfriend. Can my husband adopt my son? Yes and no. Adoptions can be
Joint Custody Definition: What it is and what it isn’t Q & A 1. What is the joint custody definition? In 2012, Arizona changed the language of its custody laws. The word “custody” is no
