The scope of your question exceeds the type of information we can provide on this website. You should consult with an attorney. Whether a...

When parents cannot agree regarding a particular joint legal decision, they may need to seek help from family court. There are two paths available...

I’m sorry to hear about your situation. Procedurally, divorce and annulment are more similar than you might think. But most marriages aren’t...

Yes, you can file in Arizona so long as you’ve resided there for at least ninety days. You should consult with an attorney to determine if there...

You should ask your attorney. Whether you’re going to be legally bound is very fact intensive and, from what you provided, I’d guess the answer is...

Rule 7 of the Arizona Rules of Family Law Procedure provides some guidance on serving individuals with protected addresses.

What you’re describing would not require a new petition. It would be a motion and it sounds like it’s sensible but we can’t predict whether your...

You should talk to an attorney. Even though it sounds like the inputs were inaccurate, that doesn’t guarantee there’s any legal recourse available....

It’s possible that what you describe could constitute legal malpractice. The difficulty is proving damages—it’s not enough to make a mistake (or...

It’s not easy for someone who hasn’t read your orders to guess how details like this might be resolved. But generally speaking the parent who is...