Unilateral Legal Decision-Making. Is it Allowed?
By Juliana Fisher | | Child, Custody, Family Law
Unilateral Legal Decision-Making. Is it Allowed? In Arizona, “legal decision-making” means “the legal right and responsibility to make all nonemergency ...
Sole versus Joint Legal Decision-Making in Arizona
By Juliana Fisher | | Child, Custody, Family Law
Sole versus Joint Legal Decision-Making in Arizona In the state of Arizona, legal decision-making (LDM), often referred to as child ...
What is Sole and Separate Property?
By Juliana Fisher | | Court, Divorce, Family Law
What is Sole and Separate Property? When it comes to marriage, Arizona is a community property state. This means that ...
What is a Resolution Management Conference (RMC)?
By Juliana Fisher | | Court, Divorce, Family Law
What is a Resolution Management Conference (RMC)? Family law proceedings, such as divorces and parenting issues, are often some of ...
Military Divorces: The Unique Factors Involved
By Juliana Fisher | | Divorce
Military Divorces: The Unique Factors Involved Divorces in which one or both spouses are active or retired members of the ...
How is Child Support Determined in Arizona?
By Juliana Fisher | | Child, Court, Custody, Divorce, Family Law
How is Child Support Determined in Arizona? Divorces that involve children often end with some amount of child support payment ...
Failing to Pay Child Support
By Juliana Fisher | | Court, Family Law, Felony
Failing to Pay Child Support When a party in a family law case is court-ordered to pay child support to ...
What is a Stipulated Order in a Family Law Case?
By Juliana Fisher | | Court, Family Law
What is a Stipulated Order in a Family Law Case? Family law cases are often fraught with emotional tension and ...
Termination of Parental Rights (Severance): A.R.S. 8-533
By Juliana Fisher | | Child, Court, Family Law
Termination of Parental Rights (Severance): A.R.S. 8-533 Family law cases are often the most emotionally challenging in the legal field, ...