Category: Paternity

1) If an act of domestic violence occurs against you, call the police and report it. More often than not, domestic violence goes unreported; 9 out of 10 cases of domestic violence are never reported, according to Emerge! Center Against Domestic Violence in Tucson. Additionally, victims choose to remain in abusive relationships. According to the Court

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The role of the parenting coordinator is to help parents in working together to resolve parenting disputes and to make recommendations to the court if the parents are unable to reach an agreement. In Maricopa County, the court maintains a list of individuals who have met the required qualifications and are approved to serve as

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2015 may have been your worst year ever, particularly if you are in the process of or have just signed divorce papers. Now that a new year is upon you, this is the time to think positively and set new goals for your new life. 2016 doesn’t have to be scary, dreary or daunting if

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If you’re going through a divorce and neither spouse wants to stay in the marital home, or neither can afford to buy the other out, selling it is the best, and sometimes the only option. But where do you begin? The first step to consider is obtaining a Broker’s Market Analysis and Strategy Report. While

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Arizona law recognizes the applicability of both prenuptial agreements done prior to and in contemplation of marriage, as well as post-nuptial agreements between spouses that are entered during the marriage. Under the lessened standard for prenuptial agreements, no consideration beyond the marriage itself is necessary. In a divorce, the burden of proof is on the

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If either party is bringing assets into a marriage, a prenuptial agreement to protect those assets is a must. In these circumstances, it should not be thought of as a blueprint for your divorce, but a crucial part of your fiduciary duty to your investors, clients/customers and employees. Generally, Arizona community property law is based

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