Divorce and separation Lawyer
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Juvenile ... +2 more
http://www.azleg.gov/FormatDocument.asp?inDoc=/ars/12/02451.htm&Title=12&DocType=ARS The child has to be at least 16 and demonstrate for a...
The Court order (Decree) is controlling, however, if the mother is watching the child during your parenting time on a regular basis, she could file...
You cannot force your husband to live in Arizona during the divorce or afterwards. In order to get interim orders (temporary orders) in place to...
The Arizona legislature based the Guidelines on research which indicates that parents who earn higher livings spend more to support their children;...
This isn't a quick answer, but you would need to file to terminate his parental rights in the juvenile court and then file for a step-parent...
Yes, your second marriage would be void (as if it never took place). In order to continue with that marriage, you first need to convert your legal...
I believe that this would still be considered 'monitoring' under the plan and thus is prohibited.
Unlikely if you have not complied with CPS requirements. I suggest that you get on board with CPS in order to prevent your parental rights from...
Yes, a petition to establish paternity needs to be filed. Without an Order of Paternity from the Superior Court, the unmarried father has no legal...
Abandonment in the juvenile court (to sever a parent's rights) means 6 consecutive months of no contact (no direct or indirect contact, ie, visits,...
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