If you violate the family court order, the other party could enforce. Under Arizona law, the tax benefits are allocated as a function of child...

The information you've discovered is certainly serious. Whether it will affect your ex's parenting time depends on several additional factors. The...

If you’re referring to Rule 2 of the Arizona Rules of Evidence, then no it’s unlikely that these things would be admissible. You’d need the witness...

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There isn't any "normal" answer to these questions. Typically, the long distance parent is awarded summers and other extended school breaks so that...

You can consult with a California attorney to discuss registration of your child support order and the process for modification. Be sure to discuss...

This can be more difficult than it sounds. First, the absence of proof of physical abuse isn't proof that it didn't happen. Similarly,...

Unless one party invokes rule 2, the rules of evidence do not strictly apply in Arizona family courts. Most notably, this means hearsay is...

Petitions to modify do not require a response (though they are permitted) but the same rules apply for all family court petitions: 20 days if you...

You can propose any terms you want, but if the other parent doesn’t agree, the court is probably going to use its own boilerplate parenting plan...

Unless excepted under 25-411(A), the court should not modify parenting time or legal decision-making. That one-year prohibition applies to filing...