Guardianship won’t affect the family court’s determinations regarding legal decision-making and/or parenting time. You’ll need to convince your...

Your proposed solution is something that family courts can and often will do in situations like yours. But if you share joint legal...

You can review A.R.S. §§ 25-901 through 25-903 for some of the law. Your question is too broad for anyone here to really provide much assistance...

I'm unaware of any duplicative notice obligation, but A.R.S. § 25-408 is one of our less intuitive statutes. To proceed this way—without a petition...

Your question has a couple of different questions built in. Typically, domestic violence is a valid basis to flee the state. But your physical...

It's not totally clear what you hope to change, but parents are always free to deviate from the parenting plan by agreement. If you both agree a...

I’m sorry for your loss. Yes they can sue you in the original state (or whichever state is specified in your cardholder agreement). If they can’t...

I’m sorry to hear about your situation. Unfortunately your question exceeds the scope of help anyone here can provide. You’ll be far better off...

You need a civil litigation attorney. You'll need to prove that there is a legal obligation of repayment and that its terms were breached. During...

The father should seek a motion for temporary orders based on the information you provided. Depending on the parenting schedule and other...