Unfortunately neither the statutes nor case law do much to define what constitutes a major legal decision. This specific issue is an evolving one,...

No, a QDRO is a court order. It will need to be signed by both parties and their attorneys if either is represented and, more importantly, by the...

What you’re describing is called third party rights. You (if you’re over 18) or your mom—whoever is primarily responsible for their care—should...

There really isn’t any mechanism to accomplish what you hope to accomplish. Even if the father sought to amend the judge’s erroneous finding, the...

One of the most common misunderstandings regarding termination of parental rights is that it doesn’t actually end child support. Child support...

You don't have any direct say over who the other parent uses for childcare. However, if there are suspicious circumstances—like those you...

It's unclear what access your brother would have. The simplest solution here is to issue subpoenas (you can obtain tax transcripts from the IRS,...

If you've been served with the preliminary injunction, it is an enforceable court order. Violating a court order can invite sanctions, including...

You can file in Arizona, but I think it’s important to clarify how Arizona law works. All property acquired by either spouse during those 20 years...

I’m sorry for your loss. Unfortunately, Arizona doesn’t recognize common law marriage. So unless you were legally married in another jurisdiction,...