Contested Divorce Process in Arizona: Steps and Timeline
How a contested divorce works in Arizona, from filing and the 60-day wait to discovery, mediation and trial, with a realistic timeline and ways to keep control.
Community Property in Arizona: What Is Split in Divorce
How Arizona community property works in divorce: what counts as community or separate, how courts divide assets and debts, and how community liens arise.
Arizona Divorce Costs Vary by County, and Fee Relief Takes Two Steps
Arizona divorce costs depend on county fees, attorney involvement, and contested issues. See how waivers, mediation, and consent decrees can cut costs.
Arizona Joint Custody: Shared Decisions Do Not Mean 50/50 Time
Arizona law separates major decisions and parenting time; joint decision making does not require a 50/50 schedule. Get court forms and sample schedules.
Arizona Partition Actions: Divorce Complicates Sales for Joint Owners
Arizona law lets property owners seek division or a court ordered sale. Learn filing requirements, costs, and how partition cases overlap divorce.
Refinancing After Divorce in Arizona: A Decree Won’t Clear the Loan
Learn how Arizona homeowners can refinance after divorce or assume a loan, and why a decree alone cannot release a spouse from mortgage liability.
Arizona Parenting Plan Enforcement: File Right, Bring Proof to Court
Learn how Arizona parents can file a parenting plan enforcement petition, meet the deadline for a hearing within 25 days, and prepare evidence judges expect.
Arizona Child Support Modification: 15% Rule, Forms, Deadlines
Learn which Arizona child support forms to file, how the 15% threshold works, and when DCSS review or the 20 or 30 day hearing request deadline applies.
Finish in 2–4 Months: Mediation vs Litigation in Arizona
Compare mediation and litigation in Arizona family law. Learn when mediation often finishes in 2–4 months, how county rules affect your case, and when to…
Arizona Custody: Present a Child’s Wishes Without Coaching
How Arizona courts weigh a child’s wishes: the statute, a 2025 ruling, and practical steps parents can take, from getting a GAL to avoiding coaching.