Is there a Right to Parenting Time? Arizona favors both parents parenting. Whenever possible, courts award equal parenting time to both parents. But this is not always the case. In fact, many cases involve parents who receive little to no parenting time, or much less parenting time than the other party. Certainly this is appropriate […]
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What is a Court-Appointed Advisor and what is his or her function in a Family Law case? You have a dispute with your child’s parent. One of you filed a petition or motion with the Court. The Court scheduled a Resolution Management Conference and at the conference, the Court tells you it is appointing a
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Custody and School Choice School Choice and Joint Legal Decision-Making Battles Heat Up in AZ During May, June and July, I talk to a lot of parents with school choice issues. They know that if they are contemplating a move for their child, or a move for themselves that will affect where the child attends
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Health Insurance Provisions for Minor Children Who is Responsible for the Children? According to A.R.S. 25-320(D)(6), the court must consider which parent will be responsible and pay the costs of insuring the minor child or children of the parties. The court will determine which parent should pay for the insurance, and the proportion each parent
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How Do Holidays and Vacations Fit Into Parenting Plans? Although the majority of parenting time a parent is concerned about is typically the schedules between the two parents day-in and day-out, the concern changes during holidays. Understanding how holidays alter a parenting plan schedule can assist parents in planning his or her events and vacations
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