I’m not sure that anything you provided here would constitute a “substantial change” that would affect legal decision-making. But asking a question...

No, there is no law regarding disclosure of receipts. You can issue formal discovery requests under the Arizona Rules of Family Law Procedure if...

The mother should be able to sign a statement of consent. Both parents are not required to be physically present.

Review your contract carefully. Typically, fixed fees still contain a provision that earns the fee according to the agreed-upon hourly rate. A...

You need to take the entire agreement to an attorney if you want a professional opinion. Sometimes there can be context not immediately next to the...

Your current orders remain enforceable. If you want to relocate you’ll need the other parent’s consent or a court order. The circumstances you...

You’ll need to consult your parenting plan. If it doesn’t specify where exchanges are to occur, it seems like you’re probably at the other parent’s...

The issue isn’t that the family court doesn’t care, it’s that the child support factors here are far more discretionary than most people realize....

The current order is valid until it’s modified. But in child support cases, modification is effective the first month following notice of the...

The answer is “maybe.” Assuming you executed a disclaimer deed, as one should’ve been required for your wife to exclude you from title, the value...