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According to Arizona law, the courts will make you wait 60 days before you can present the court with a divorce decree regardless of children,...
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According to Arizona law, the courts will make you wait 60 days before you can present the court with a divorce decree regardless of children,...
Once it is served upon you it becomes an enforceable order and you can then request that the court award you half of the money that she removed...
Your question is rather vague, however, I assume you either referring to a life insurance policy. Your son should consult with a wills and trust...
The order is not null and void. It will remain in force; however, due to the immediate change of circumstances you would greatly benefit from...
Under the ARFLP (Arizona Rules of Family Law Procedure) Rule 35, it explains motion practice and in general what occurs. Below is part of the rule...
It appears from your question that you are represented by an attorney. I would assume that your attorney would have the best knowledge of the...
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Under Arizona law you can not file a consent decree until at least 60 days after the date of service of process or the date you accepted service...
You should retain and attorney to help you with your family law matter. Since your husband is hiding community property making full use of the...
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When awarding attorneys' fees in family law cases the judge will consider the financial resources of both parties and the reasonableness of both...
You may want to try the Family Lawyer's Assistance Project. To quote them: FLAP provides assistance to individuals who are representing...