Avoid Litigation Reset: Scottsdale Collaborative Divorce (Rule 67.1)
Scottsdale collaborative divorce under Rule 67.1: what to bring, how to choose a qualified attorney, and typical costs ($7,000–$40,000) with a 4–9 month…
Scottsdale collaborative divorce under Rule 67.1: what to bring, how to choose a qualified attorney, and typical costs ($7,000–$40,000) with a 4–9 month…
Practical Arizona guidance for high asset divorce: when the 60 day minimum isn’t enough. Learn valuation, forensic accounting, QDROs, required documents,…
For newly divorced individuals, the split often ends on paper long before it ends in the mind. One day can feel clear and capable, and the next can bring emotional upheaval, self-doubt, and a jarring sense of starting over. These post-divorce cognitive challenges, second-guessing decisions, replaying conversations, fearing what comes next, can make even simple…
Arizona guide for mothers: custody, paternity, filing forms, checklist, and key statutes. Learn timelines and when to contact an attorney.
How to Build a School Year Parenting Plan in Arizona A parenting schedule that looks balanced on paper can become difficult once school begins. Morning travel, homework, sports, tutoring and early release days may expose gaps that were not obvious during summer. A useful Arizona parenting plan should give children predictability while telling both…
What Happens to a Privately Owned Business in an Arizona Divorce? A business may be the family’s largest asset and its main source of income. During divorce, those two roles create tension. One spouse may want to keep operating the company while the other wants a fair share of the value created during the…
How Are Stock Options and RSUs Divided in an Arizona Divorce? Stock based compensation can be one of the least obvious assets in an Arizona divorce. A spouse may have options that are not yet exercisable, restricted stock units that will vest years later or awards tied to both past work and continued employment. The…
What Does the Arizona Divorce Preliminary Injunction Prevent? Filing for divorce changes more than the status of a marriage. In Arizona, the petition also brings an immediate court order called a preliminary injunction. It is designed to keep either spouse from making sudden changes that could damage the marital estate, disrupt insurance or create…
An Arizona lawyer’s checklist to restore your former name: use A.R.S. §25-325, meet 22 CFR 51.25 passport wording, and update SSA, MVD, and other IDs.
Learn how Arizona courts treat marital waste, when to file emergency motions, what evidence wins, and when to hire a forensic accountant.