Phoenix, AZ
Family Lawyer at Phoenix, AZ
Practice Areas: Family, Juvenile
In Arizona, the law related to annulments is putting it nicely convoluted. That is why I preface this blog post by saying that if you even remotely believe that you are entitled to an annulment, please...
See Full GuideOften times I meet with prospective clients who for example have filed for a modification of child support (simplified) and while that matter is pending the other party or they themselves file for modi...
See Full GuideIf a formal discovery or production request was made on the opposing party or their counsel, but they refuse to turn the items over without proper objection, then a "motion to compel" can be filed with...
See Full GuideA settlement conference is an alternative dispute resolution mechanism that the Court will generally appoint and refer parties to partake in prior to a trial or evidentiary hearing. All pre and post de...
See Full GuideThe following decision is interesting and parties to actions which originally began and Arizona but where all the parties no longer live within the State should take the time to review the following. ...
See Full GuideFirst and foremost, today's Blog post, although highly informative is extremely dense and better described as boring. With this stated, if you are a party to a Family Law matter in Arizona and your cas...
See Full GuideIf you are or have been recently involved in a Domestic Relations case in Arizona, then chances are you have experienced firsthand some variation of ADR. The purpose of ADR is to encourage resolution o...
See Full GuideIn Arizona, child support amount(s) are determined by the Arizona Child Support Guidelines (Guidelines), effective January 1, 2005. The purpose of the guidelines are to establish a standard of support ...
See Full GuideIn Arizona, Dissolution of Marriage (Divorce) is governed by relevant sections of Title 25, Arizona Revised Statutes (A.R.S.). In particular, A.R.S. 25-311 states that Arizona Superior Courts are vest...
See Full GuideRule 46 (B) of the Arizona Rules of Family Law Procedure ("ARFLP") governs the dismissal of family court cases within Arizona. In particular, pro se (self represented) litigants in family matters, must...
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