In general, child-support is due on the first and late on the end of the month. So as long as he pays the full amount due by the end of the month...

In state of Arizona can custodial.parent write off arrerage child support

As long as your case is not a Title IV D case the person owed the Child Support can agree to eliminate the arrearages. This must be done in...

Modify payment for parenting coordinator

You can ask the Court to assess the cost of the PC based upon the percentage of income of each party. If your income is 25% of the combined income...

Are lies in a child abuse case ever disclosed?

It is unclear from your question if you have a CPS case or a Family Court custody case or both. Obviously if you can prove you did not emotionally...

CAN A INCARCERATED PARENT GIVE TEMP.CUSTODY TO HIS PARENTS, EVEN IF MOTHER IS STILL INVOLVED AND VERY UNCOOPERATIVE WITH GRANDPA

The incarcerated parent cannot give custody to grandparents. However you can enforce the court ordered visitation you have. You may want to see an...

Do I respond to a reply to a response ?

If they filed the motion and you responded then they file a reply. No further responses are needed. However there must be a change in circumstances...

I am in the middle of a custody dispute. I told him he can take her for a couple hours. How do I make sure he will bring her ba

If your custody dispute is a court case then you can do one of the following: each sign a simple short agreement as to Father's parenting time, or,...

Does Arizona divide a couple's financial assets fairly (half?) during a divorce?

Assuming all of the money was earned during the marriage each party should get 1/2 of the proceeds. However I would advise that when the divorce is...

If your wife filed a response to whatever petition has been filed, you cannot get a default hearing against her unless she fails to show up for the...

What are my current rights? How can I fight this?

You need to file a petition for paternity, legal decision-making, parenting time and child support. Once you get into court and have your rights...