Divorce

Parenting through a divorce is difficult. In many states, Arizona included, parents involved in a legal separation or a divorce must attend a parenting class approved by the court. This class benefits the children by giving parents strategies for parenting and...

A divorce is a significant upheaval for everyone involved. You may not know what steps to take next. If your relationship with your spouse is contentious, you may want to move out, so you do not have to live with them anymore. You may need to move out during your...

Divorce is painful. It is most distressing if both parties cannot get along. When couples are still communicating, collaborative divorce is often superior to entering court. Collaborative divorce has several advantages, including lower expenses and speeding up the...

When a couple decides to end their marriage, they have the option of either a traditional or a collaborative divorce proceeding. Since each divorce is unique, one process may not have an advantage over the other. However, couples should understand the differences...

Social media is a useful tool you can use to stay in touch with family and friends, share information and entertain yourself. And if you are like many people, social media is a part of your normal daily life. According to the Pew Research Center, approximately 72% of...

When you and your Arizona spouse decide to split up, you, your ex or both of you may have hurt feelings. If hurt feelings exist and you share a child together, you may find that your former partner’s distaste for you is starting to bleed over into the relationship...

Some states require couples seeking a divorce to separate for a mandatory period of time before they can file for divorce. Arizona is not one of them. While the state does not require a period of separation, other requirements may affect how long it takes to finalize...

If you are thinking about ending your marriage, you undoubtedly have a great deal on your plate. After all, you must divide marital assets, think about spousal support and perhaps even find a new place to live. While these are pressing issues, you should also begin to...

When parents face divorce, their top priority will be how to help their children adjust to the split and transition to the new family order. Creating a parenting plan that works for everyone is the first step, but it must contain everything that Arizona law requires....

An Arizona divorce court judge may determine that your soon-to-be ex-spouse has an ownership right to half of your assets and income. To protect your property, you may consider a postnuptial agreement, as noted by Kiplinger's Personal Finance magazine. Similar to a...