Family Lawyer in Scottsdale AZ You have a child with a narcissist and now you need to create a parenting plan. You can either agree to a parenting plan with the other parent or persuade the Judge that your parenting plan is best. Your Judge does not know the particular issues between you and the
The Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act or UCCJEA deals with the enforcement of modification of Custody/Legal Decision Making and/or Parenting Time from different states and different countries. The uniform act was drafted by the National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform Stat Laws back in 1997 in their mission to create laws that will
Domestication of Your Divorce Decree Due to the mobile nature of our society, it can be difficult to predict where you or your family will end up. If you find yourself moving to Arizona after having secured a divorce decree or judgment that was adjudicated in another state or country, and you wish to enforce
Collecting your child support payments shouldn’t be difficult, but as we all know, it can be. If the other parent lives in a different state, there are additional steps you need to take to collect your court ordered support, but there is a uniform law in place to make that collection easier. Enforcement of Child
If you have minor children and are in the midst of a divorce or a child custody battle with a parent who lives in another country, you may face a whole different set of issues. Not only do you have to find a way to establish jurisdiction for your child’s custody in your home state
Jurisdiction can be summed up as the power to make legal decisions and orders. A court must have jurisdiction over a case to make decisions that bind the parties. Jurisdiction is very important in the context of family law because each state has its own interpretation about how custody, child support, spousal maintenance and basically
In a divorce, issues related to the children are usually the most important. Accordingly, questions about how the court will award legal decision making and parenting time are among the most common. Most people use the term “custody” to describe which parent the child lives with most of the time; however, Arizona now breaks what
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