I'm a stay at home mom of two children under 3. My husband and I have been talking about divorce. Who would be primary caregiver

You asked a lot of important questions here, and it would be impossible to answer all of them without knowing more about your situation. Custody...

Is there such a thing as emergency child custody for a child, and if so how do you go about it?

It is possible to get emergency custody orders. You would still have to find the child and possibly get police involved if she isn't willing to...

How do you modify a court order to have it changed when the judge court ordered weekly emails between the 2 parties?

This is a typical provision that they put in most parenting plans. I think it's also on the forms provided by the court. This would only become an...

My wife she get all paipor is fact so I need she go back to contery

Yes.

My lawyer initial was hired for custody and child support. I paid him $2,500 but the custody judge referred the child support

You should look at the fee agreement you signed when you hired the lawyer. If the child support was referred to the attorney general, the attorney...

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What can a respondent do when an motion is granted for temporary order without notice rule 48 by Petitioner?

You should contact a lawyer as soon as possible if you don't understand how your legal rights are being affected. Many offer free consultations. It...

Premarital Agreement -- Can it legally be amended years after the marriage?

A.R.S. section 25-204: After marriage, a premarital agreement may be amended or revoked only by a written agreement signed by the parties. The...

Child support

It would depend on what it says in the divorce decree, parenting plan and current child support order. Sometimes they specify that the parties will...

How can I raise the amount of support the court has ordered? My daughter is now 19 & the current support is no longer.

You can request a modification of child support, and it will be based on the current financial situation of both parties. I recommend speaking with...

It may depend on how the person was served and whether or not they received actual notice. Most likely the court will allow the petitioner to...