It is a community property state. You'd need an effective and enforceable prenuptial agreement to accomplish the stated objectives.

At the risk of sounding cliche, it depends. Whenever there's a question about a parenting schedule, the first step is usually to review the...

It’s not clear why the original suit was dismissed if the opposing party filed an answer. Did they file a motion to dismiss? “Service” of pleadings...

Sure, you definitely have a chance. There is a predisposition against relocation so you may want to consult with an attorney. You can ask them...

Absent agreement of the parties, polygraph examinations generally aren’t admissible as evidence. So, at least for most judges, there really isn’t...

You have a right to an itemized description of all work performed on your case. Nobody can tell you if it's normal or, probably more accurately,...

You'd have to be a lot more specific for us to offer any suggestions. Most procedural rules are not strictly applied so there really isn't any way...

You'll want to take a look at Rule 28 of the Arizona Rules of Family Law Procedure. Depending on the specifics of your situation you may need leave...

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They can be used as evidence, but doing so exposes you to some risk. Father may argue that you used your child to collect evidence, that you...

As you can see, the statute isn't very specific. However, I've never seen it interpreted to give any right to a parent to monitor or control the...