Many people in Peoria believe that a divorce automatically results in a 50/50 split of all assets. However, Arizona law follows the principle of equitable distribution, which is more complex than a simple math equation. Understanding how a judge views your home is...
Arizona Family Law Blog
At what age should children have a say in custody arrangements?
When parents face a custody dispute, one question comes up: At what age can my child decide where they want to live? The concern is understandable. Parents want to protect their children while also respecting their feelings. Still, custody decisions do not turn on a...
The 6 steps involved in a child support modification
Child support orders often stay the same for years until circumstances change drastically. A parent's income can rise or fall while the child's needs continue to grow. Arizona law allows child support modification, but only through a formal legal process and not...
Arizona is a no-fault divorce state. What does that mean?
Divorce is never easy, but Arizona’s no-fault approach removes one obstacle from the process. This system can reduce conflict and simplify what is already a difficult experience. Whether you are considering divorce or already taking steps toward it, understanding how...
How to recognize and address parental alienation
Co-parenting can benefit both parents, as this arrangement allows them to participate in and be present in a child’s life. While this can be an effective parenting strategy, what happens when your co-parent tries to damage your relationship with your child? Parental...
Can you change the locks while in the middle of a divorce?
When relationships deteriorate to the point of divorce, trust often erodes along with it. The desire to secure your living space by changing locks is natural. Still, the legal landscape surrounding marital property rights during a divorce requires careful...
How is cryptocurrency divided in a divorce?
If you or your spouse acquired cryptocurrency during your marriage, Arizona law may treat it as community property. That means both of you could have a legal interest in it. Arizona follows a community property system, which generally applies to assets gained during...
Are divorce records public in Arizona?
Are divorce records public in Arizona? If you are planning to file for a divorce in Arizona, know that your divorce papers and other related documents will be available to the public. The state maintains this setup to preserve the transparency of the court system. To...
5 ways to protect your children in a divorce
Divorce changes everything. For kids, it can feel like their whole world is falling apart. Everything they’re used to and feel safe in, torn down. As a parent, you can help protect their well-being by staying focused on what matters most: their sense of safety, love...
Can a prenuptial agreement promote subserviency or dedication?
Prenuptial agreements, or prenups, can be complicated, especially when people are from different cultures. In the U.S. people with diverse cultural backgrounds can outwardly affect their families. Some cultures might expect one partner to be very obedient or extremely...

