Family Law

When legal challenges arise, they rarely come with a warning, and they never arrive at a convenient time. Whether you’ve been injured, are struggling with debt, or need help planning your estate, you want a law firm that’s prepared, experienced, and ready to fight for you.

When a marriage is no longer working, spouses often face one of two legal options: legal separation or divorce.

Many assume the only path forward is through the courtroom when legal disputes arise. However, in Arizona, mediation has become a preferred alternative dispute resolution (ADR) method, offering a cost-effective, less adversarial, and often quicker way to resolve legal matters.

Understanding your rights and responsibilities during divorce and custody proceedings is essential for making informed decisions and achieving the best possible outcome for yourself and your family.

Divorce is one of life’s most challenging transitions. Emotions can run high, and critical decisions need to be made — decisions that will affect your finances, family, and future.

Whether you’re just starting a family law case or already navigating one, understanding these amendments is key to protecting your rights and making informed decisions.

In Arizona, state law recognizes grandparents’ valuable role in a child’s life and provides specific legal pathways for grandparents to seek visitation or custody rights.

Understanding Arizona’s family law can help you protect your rights and make informed decisions about your future. Knowing your legal options is essential to navigating a divorce, fighting for custody, or seeking fair child support.

Divorce can feel like a whirlwind, leaving a trail of emotional and financial upheaval. But did you know that it can also drastically affect your estate plan? From rethinking beneficiary designations to updating wills and trusts, here’s how divorce impacts your estate plan and what you should do to stay on top of it.

Divorce can feel like a whirlwind, leaving a trail of emotional and financial upheaval. But did you know that it can also drastically affect your estate plan? From rethinking beneficiary designations to updating wills and trusts, here’s how divorce impacts your estate plan and what you should do to stay on top of it.