Spousal Support Trends among Phoenix East Valley Judges

Judge Campagnolo was appointed about a month ago. You won't find anyone with any relevant info. Whether or not to award spousal support is mostly...

I believe Arizona prohibits most adult adoptions after the adoptee reaches the age of 21. If your goal is to create an inheritance/beneficiary...

What are my rights as an employee regarding living arrangements?

Unfortunately, you don't have any employee rights. Even if you could prove that the family orally agreed to allow time for the transition, I'm not...

My ex has already won child support from me, and my son is a bit older now, is it too late for me to try and get custody of him?

It's unclear exactly what you're asking. "Custody" has been replaced by parenting time and legal decision-making. Do you have a current parenting...

Can i fight my ex for custody of my son if i can prove she is mentally unstable?

If by crazy you meant she suffered from mental illness, yes. But based on what you provided, it's unlikely you'll successfully restrict her...

If ex allows relocation then later wants to renegotiate can he?

If he's given his consent, in writing, he cannot revoke it arbitrarily.

During surgery the power in the O.R. went out and back up failed. I have a number of complications. Is the hospital liable?

You should contact a plaintiff personal injury attorney immediately. Keep in mind that it is against this website's terms of service for an...

Wife is pregnant. We're living apart. Both in AZ. We're going to counseling, but can I keep her from leaving the state?

This seems increasingly common. No state can exercise jurisdiction over the child until it is born. If she moves before birth, you can ask the...

Does Arizona verify divorce for new marriage on marriage application?

If your divorce was in another jurisdiction, you can contact its court to obtain the same information.

If my ex is going to be out of the house on week days for 6 hrs every day, can my son be with me for the 6 hrs legally?

You're essentially asking for what's called "right of first refusal." Courts generally disfavor this arrangement because it often causes more...