Scottsdale, AZ
Family Lawyer at Scottsdale, AZ
Practice Areas: Family
Any co-parent can share stories of how tricky it can be for their children to transition between houses. Did they leave their laptop at Dad's house? The book report due tomorrow is likely on Mom’s kit...
See Full GuideDivorce and Custody Disputes can be challenging to navigate. The Radix Team reached out to counselors in the area who support families through these transitions. Below is their must-have reading lis...
See Full GuideChildren are unable to protect themselves against the force of an adult. In a perfect world, all parents would adhere to the standard of not abusing children. Yet, we live in imperfect times, and hund...
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See Full GuideCo-parenting does not need to be rife with conflict. We’ve seen couples become more cordial and respectful of each other in co-parenting roles than they ever were as a couple. A collaborative and heal...
See Full GuideThe “first right of refusal” is an optional clause in parenting plans. When one parent has the children and needs someone to watch them, the other parent has the first right to refuse the request. For...
See Full GuideA shocking statistic was revealed last year by the Albuquerque Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners (SANE). According to clinical coordinators, a person who has suffered a violent, domestic attack such as s...
See Full GuideWhile it is almost impossible to erase your entire footprint from a computer and the internet, knowing what information is shared is critical to safety and privacy, especially where domestic abuse is...
See Full GuideWhen there is tension in the co-parenting relationship, exchanges are ripe for conflict that can occur directly in front of the children. Below are a few tips to help with smooth transitions. Send a s...
See Full GuideA friend and colleague described a phenomenon that contributes to the end of a relationship and ongoing conflict during and after the legal process: the Porcupine Effect. One party has his/her spines...
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