Attorneys really can't give specific procedural advice (i.e. what you should file) to non-clients. The scope of this website is limited to general...

Your former attorney would need to prepare and sign the affidavit stating that you incurred $x of fees and that the charges were reasonable, etc.

As a parent, I definitely understand your concern so I don't want to diminish that in any way. But a one-time incident like this, likely an...

If you’re asking what happens to a jointly-financed home in the divorce, the party to whom it’s awarded would be ordered to refinance to remove the...

Your lawyer was correct. The tax dependency exemptions are assigned proportionately to each parent’s income. Parenting time is already factored in...

If a portion of that debt was allocated to you in the divorce, it may be possible for your former spouse to reopen and modify the division of debt...

Child support is modifiable whenever the relevant circumstances change. So it is possible for the ex to attempt modification. Your income would not...

The portion of your orders quoted cites to the exact statute that requires the medical provider to give you all records. Be aware that this is a...

The laws concerning legal decision-making and, more specifically, what constitutes a legal decision are incredibly basic. A.R.S. 25-401...

Contingency fees (“pay only when we win”) are not allowed in family court. If you’re looking just to modify child support, that’s a pretty...