There are many issues that will sow discord in a divorce and family law case in Arizona. This is true even after the couple has parted ways and the divorce is complete. Child custody, parenting time and other challenges frequently arise. One that frequently becomes...
Child Custody
Don’t let drug use or domestic violence damage your child
A lot of people who go through divorce worry about what time with their kids will look like. After all, child custody is often one of the most contested issues in the marriage dissolution process, and the outcome can have a tremendous effect on your relationship with...
How do divorced parents resolve child-rearing disagreements?
When people think about child custody, they tend to focus only on which parent will be with the children the majority of the time, also known as the allocation of physical custody. This is important, to be sure, but it’s not the only disagreement parents are likely to...
3 benefits of a comprehensive parenting plan
A divorcing couple will likely face numerous obstacles that can lead to emotional and financial turmoil. From negotiations centered on child support and spousal support to those focusing on property division and debt responsibility, these two individuals must agree to...
When the person seeking child custody is not the child’s parent
Sometimes a child’s parents in Tucson are not fit to raise the child in a healthy and supportive manner, putting the child’s best interests at stake. When this happens, a third party who is not the child’s parent may wish to seek custody of the child. However, under...
Child custody tips may help divorcing parents with young children
Getting divorced in Arizona is never a simple process, especially when children are involved. This is particularly true if the two parents cannot find common ground in the area of child custody. However, some tips may help people who are going through divorce to...
Seeking changes to an existing child custody agreement
Upon deciding to dissolve a marriage, many parents in Arizona and across the nation may feel that reaching an acceptable parenting plan is vital to safeguarding the needs of the kids. However, while the original child custody plan may have been adequate at the time,...
Parents should consider different 50-50 arrangements
In divorces, many Arizona families opt for the conventional method of splitting time between the parents. When co-parents opt for a 50-50 solution that places the children equally with both parents, they will usually choose arrangements that allow for one week at one...
How to provide children with stability after divorce
One of the hardest parts of a divorce for Arizona parents can be dealing with child custody issues and the effect the divorce has on their children. However, good co-parenting practices can help give children a sense of security and stability despite the...
Parental alienation and child custody
Many parents in Arizona who are going through a contested custody battle are shocked when a judge awards custody of their children to the other parent. One common reason this occurs in divorce and child custody cases is parental alienation.The term refers to one...