Whenever a parent violates a court order, the other parent can file a petition or motion to enforce. There’s not enough information here to confirm...

It isn't clear if there are parenting time orders but it seems like it. Those orders are enforceable (meaning that law enforcement will encourage...

Redaction is pretty common in your situation. Your spouse should consult with an attorney to discuss the specifics but there usually isn’t any...

Yes, what you describe is not only possible it’s fairly ordinary. You should consult with an attorney who can help you understand the processes and...

I’m sorry to hear about your situation. You may want to talk to collection attorneys who might be able to help you on a contingent basis (meaning...

An attorney would need to review your court orders to offer an interpretation. Without doing so, it’d be unhelpful to guess.

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...