Dividing up property is generally one of the most unpleasant phases of a divorce, and the family home is usually the main point of contention. People frequently think that getting a divorce is easier when there are no kids involved, but figuring out who gets the house can still be hard. Read on to learn…
A married couple can legally separate and divide their assets while still being considered married. The couple is not need to be apart for any particular length of time. The pair can keep using some of the perks of marriage, such joint health insurance, even after a legal separation ends, as the marriage is not…
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…
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…
Planning a divorce can at times be absolutely overwhelming. However there are things to consider and to prepare for. In this guide we look at some of those important issues. Read on to learn more. (480) 240-0040 INITIAL CONSULTATION It is not easy to decide to end a marriage. At this point in their lives,…
If you want a divorce but your spouse is fighting against this process, it can be quite tough to move forward with the dissolution of your marriage. In some cases, one spouse may not agree to the terms that have been set forth. In other cases, one spouse may simply fail to respond to the…
When a marriage reaches the point where one or both spouses are considering ending it, a common question arises: Do you have to go through a legal separation before filing for divorce in Arizona? The short answer is: No. Arizona law does not require legal separation before divorce, but understanding the difference between the two…
It’s no secret divorce can be one of the most stressful events in anyone’s life. Most couples assume that once the divorce process is finalized, neither spouse will want to revisit the agreement. However, it is quite common for unexpected situations to prompt the need for alterations to the agreement. (480) 240-0040 INITIAL CONSULTATION What…
Recently, postnuptial agreements have become more popular as couples look to protect their individual interests and outline the expectations of a marriage. Can a solid postnuptial agreement actually prevent a couple from getting a divorce, though? Let’s take a look at the role postnuptial agreements play within a possible divorce process. (480) 240-0040 INITIAL CONSULTATION…
Retainer fees are upfront payments made to a divorce lawyer. How much should you expect to pay and what do these fees cover? (480) 240-0040 INITIAL CONSULTATION What Will A Divorce Lawyer Retainer Fee Cover? Below are five of the most common costs that can be billed against a lawyer retainer fee. Attorney Fees It’s…
