Mar 27, 2023 | Mediation, Conciliation Court, Divorce, Family Law, Parental Conflict
In Arizona, divorce is a common reality. The state has an average of 20,000 divorces annually, with around 10% of those cases going to trial. The average length of a divorce in Arizona is 9 months, but some cases can take years to resolve. The process can be long,...
Mar 3, 2023 | Grandparents' Rights, Adoption, Best Interests of Children, Divorce, Family Law, Grandparents' Visitation, Non-Parent Rights
Grandparents often play a critical role in their grandkids’ lives, providing them with love, support, and guidance. Unfortunately, situations can arise where grandparents might find their relationships with their grandchildren disrupted or even severed entirely....
Dec 5, 2022 | Community Property, Community Property Law, Division of Property, Divorce, Property Division
Article Regarding Divorcing Homeowners By Guest Blogger Barbara Woyak, Certified Divorce Real Estate Expert Property values are in a state of correction. The Fed Chair Jerome Powell has not minced words when relaying the Federal Reserve’s intentions to basically give...
Mar 25, 2022 | COVID-19, Divorce, Family Law
As we come out of COVID-19 restrictions, experts are looking back on how the pandemic impacted relationships, families, divorces and family court. There were many lives taken, and jobs lost, and relationships that did not thrive when put under the harsh restrictions...
Feb 15, 2022 | Child Support, Children, Divorce, Families, Family Law, Parenting
The 2022 Arizona Child Support Guidelines feature a lot of extremely important changes and updates from the 2018 Guidelines. While this explanation is by no means comprehensive, here is a brief overview of the changes that were made: What Are the Child Support...
Sep 1, 2021 | Courts, Divorce, Family Law
When every court went virtual in March 2020, many attorneys and judges were skeptical. Nobody knew what to expect—this was completely unprecedented and not what anyone was used to. For many, it certainly took a bit of time to adjust. But now, many of those same...
