In popular culture, divorce is often dramatized as a high-stakes courtroom battle filled with accusations and emotional outbursts. In Arizona, the legal process is usually far less theatrical. This is because Arizona follows a “no-fault”
Navigating family changes such as divorce, legal separation, or establishing parenting time can be challenging, not only for the adults involved, but especially for children. Recognizing the importance of supporting families through this process, the
Let’s face it, co-parenting after a breakup can be hard. Emotions run high, schedules clash, and suddenly you’re arguing over everything from pickup times to school projects. While court might sound like the only way
The Arizona Court of Appeals holds that equal or near-equal parenting time is presumed to be in a child’s best interests In 2010, the Arizona legislature amended Title 25 of the Arizona Revised Statutes to
In Arizona, there is no magic age at which a child can choose which parent he or she wants to live with. Rather, at any age where the Court deems the child mature enough to
Lately, I have had cause to spend a significant amount of time reviewing the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (“SCRA”), and it occurred to me how little I know about the Act and perhaps how little