Making Child Support Payments through Clearinghouse In Arizona, unless it has been court-ordered that child support be paid directly to the party entitled to receive it, all child support payments must be made through the central support payment clearinghouse, run …
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Common Reasons for Divorce and How to Prevent Them While no couple enters into marriage with the belief that they will one day file for divorce, the reality of the situation is that divorce is not a particularly unusual outcome. …
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Can I Get Divorced in Arizona If I Just Moved Here? In the United States, each state sets their own guidelines and requirements for both marriage and divorce, so it can be difficult to understand how the legalities might change …
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Divorce (Dissolution of Marriage) in Arizona Divorce is legally referred to as a dissolution of marriage in the state of Arizona and is one of three options available to married couples as a way to end their marriage, along with …
Best Books to Help Children Understand Divorce As stressful and tumultuous a time as it is for the adults involved, the children of parents who are going through a divorce often feel confused, alone, and even as if they are …
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How Common Are Prenups? Legally referred to in Arizona as premarital agreements, “prenups” are legal documents that allow prospective spouses to outline their financial rights and responsibilities before entering into marriage. While often considered a step only taken by the …
Contested Divorces in Arizona Arizona allows for both contested and uncontested divorces. In contested divorces, one or more issues remain unresolved between the spouses, inhibiting the finalization of the divorce. Contested divorces are often contentious and require multiple court hearings before a …
Uncontested Divorces in Arizona Arizona allows for both contested and uncontested divorces. An uncontested divorce typically occurs when both spouses agree on divorce terms, such as child custody, support, property division, and alimony. In the state of Arizona, there are two ways …
Understanding Arizona’s Property Division Statute (A.R.S. 25-318) in Divorce, Annulment, or Legal Separation In the realm of divorce proceedings in Arizona, A.R.S. 25-318 plays a pivotal role in determining property division, obligations, and financial considerations. Rideout Law Group has …
Rideout Law Group: Your Compassionate Guide Through the Arizona Divorce Process Divorce is a challenging journey that can be emotionally and financially taxing. Navigating the legal intricacies of divorce proceedings in Arizona will naturally only add to the stress. Thankfully, …
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