A 401(k) can feel personal. It may come from your job, your paycheck and years of careful saving. Then divorce starts, and suddenly your spouse may claim part of it. In Arizona, the name on the retirement account does not always decide who keeps the money. The bigger...
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Year: 2026
4 hidden ways parental alienation hurts your parent-child bond
Some signs of parental alienation are easy to spot. Of course, missed visits and blocked phone calls are hard to ignore. But the most damaging forms often go completely unnoticed. In fact, these hidden behaviors slowly chip away at your bond with your child long...
3 assets not always split 50/50 in Arizona
If you are a business professional or a high-earner in the Phoenix metro area, you may worry about how a divorce will impact your holdings. Arizona is a community property state. Under state law, the court must divide community property equitably, which generally...
3 reasons collaborative divorce might be right for you
Divorce is never easy, but it doesn’t have to turn into a bitter battle. Collaborative divorce focuses on working together, being honest and solving problems as a team. This approach can lower stress and help both partners reach agreements that fit their needs. Here...
3 things you should know before filing for divorce in Arizona
Filing for divorce in Arizona involves more than ending a marriage. State laws set the rules for when you can file, how the court divides property and how quickly the case can move forward. When you understand these rules before you file, you reduce delays and make...