Can A Divorce Be Cancelled After Filing

Can A Divorce Be Cancelled After Filing?

Once divorce papers are officially served, this doesn’t mean the divorce proceedings must go on. Let’s take a look at how you can cancel or stop a divorce process below. (480) 240-0040 INITIAL CONSULTATION How To Stop A Divorce After Filing During the early stages of a divorce, it can be quite simple to ultimately…

Living as Brother and Sister After Marriage As Opposed to Divorce?

Living as Brother and Sister After Marriage As Opposed to Divorce?

Living as brother and sister after marriage—sometimes called a celibate marriage or spiritual partnership—is a conscious decision by some couples to remain legally married while abstaining from sexual relations and often leading largely independent emotional or physical lives. This arrangement is sometimes considered as an alternative to divorce, especially for personal, religious, financial, or family…

Divorce Over 50

How To Rebuild Life After Divorce At 50

Rebuilding your life following a divorce at age 50 can sound like a daunting task. However, there are several tips detailed below that can make this transition in life a rewarding process. (480) 240-0040 INITIAL CONSULTATION 1. Discover New Hobbies Explore some new hobbies and interests that bring some joy and fulfillment back into your…

Controlled Separation

Controlled Separation Guide

A controlled separation is a new approach in dealing with marital issues between spouses. The ultimate goal of this method is to save the marriage by working alongside a counselor, who will attempt to create a separation agreement with specific conditions. Let’s take a look at controlled separation details and what this process consists of…

Divorce Over 50

Divorce Over 50: 3 Mistakes To Avoid

As the rate of so-called gray divorce continues to rise, it’s important to know the common mistakes that can be made during this process and how to avoid them. Divorce after the age of 50 leaves individuals with less time to recover financially. Refrain from making these financial and emotional mistakes if you are headed…

How Long After Mediation Is Divorce Final

How Long After Mediation Is Divorce Final?

In the state of Arizona, you cannot finalize a divorce in less than 60 days. The court will not accept a final divorce document, also known as a Decree, until 60 days after the date of service (A.R.S. 25-329). With that waiting period in place, the average divorce mediation process will take one to six months…

Is Divorce A Civil Case

Is Divorce A Civil Case?

In general, there are two case types: civil cases and criminal cases. Criminal cases are initiated by a government prosecutor against an individual or organization that has broken local, state, or federal laws. Civil cases, meanwhile, are usually between private parties, encompassing everything besides criminal matters. This can range all the way from small claims…