Mesa, AZ
Family Lawyer at Mesa, AZ
Practice Areas: Family, Divorce & Separation ... +3 more
Prenuptial agreements may be the most common type of spousal agreement, but spouses can create marital agreements after marriage as well. These are known as postnuptial agreements. Spouses in Arizona s...
See Full GuideIn Arizona, couples can enter into a spousal agreement before marriage, known as a prenuptial or premarital agreement, to control certain aspects of the marital property. Statistics show that more than...
See Full GuideA contested divorce does not have to turn into a vicious court battle, as many couples in Arizona find a good alternative to litigation in the mediation process. Mediation can take a variety of forms, ...
See Full GuideJust as community property is owned equally between spouses, so too is marital debt. Upon the dissolution of a marriage in Phoenix, or any other city in Arizona, the marital debt is divided equitably b...
See Full GuideIn most cases, Arizona courts divide community property equally between parties to a divorce, regardless of who earned it. While community property division may seem like a straightforward concept, the...
See Full GuideArizona is a community property state, which means that spouses share joint ownership in most property acquired during the marriage, regardless of which spouse earned or acquired it. However, there are...
See Full GuideAn abused spouse can seek exclusive use of a marital residence by filing for an Order of Protection. In the Petition for Order of Protection, the abused spouse must set forth all acts of domestic viole...
See Full GuideAs a general rule no, past due support cannot be modified in Arizona. Any amount that may have accrued as past due support (child support arrearages) before the date of filing the motion to modify chil...
See Full GuideThere are many factors that the courts in Arizona may consider when determining child support modification, and whether or not a change is substantial and continuing, such as: A raise or cut in eith...
See Full GuideYes, you can represent yourself in a proceeding to modify child support in Arizona. It is not required that you have an attorney to represent you. However, keep in mind that if you do represent yoursel...
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