Memorandum decisions aren’t precedential — meaning trial courts aren’t bound by those decisions as opposed to published opinions.

Because the other parent has final say, you’ll need to be able to prove that this decision is contrary to your child’s best interests to challenge...

No, your orders that give you sole legal decision-making will allow you to obtain a passport without the other parent’s involvement.

I'd add to my colleagues' answers that a judgment doesn't "age out." It seems like you're referring to the statute of limitations that applies to...

I understand your frustration, but there really isn't any cost effective legal remedy for things like this. If you wanted to pursue it in small...

You’re not the only one frustrated by the court’s switch to AverHealth. But from what you provided, it doesn’t sound like you have any cause of...

The court appointed advisor doesn’t make decisions or orders, only recommendations to the family court. The parties still have the opportunity to...

Unfortunately, all you can do is defend against the allegations in court. If it’s totally baseless, you can seek reimbursement of costs and...

There really isn’t any law for this. The judge has broad discretion to order drug testing.

Therapeutic interventionists are typically appointed pursuant to statute — specifically A.R.S. 25-405. These appointments are not subject to Rule 72.

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