Rule 81, ARFLP
Rule 81 is a new Rule designed to help the court, through appointed professionals, enforce parenting time orders. The Petition to adopt new ARFLP 81
Rule 81 is a new Rule designed to help the court, through appointed professionals, enforce parenting time orders. The Petition to adopt new ARFLP 81
I just reviewed over four dozen Rules Amendments that were signed into effect by Justice Brutinel on August 24, 2023. I narrowed down the Amendments
I want to mention a recent (unreported) custody case out of Nebraska, not for its ultimate resolution (which isn’t surprising) but for its description of
Not all parental separations are alike. Not all parental separations have to be disastrous for the children. Social science research tells us that the biggest
The Arizona Rules of Family Law Procedure may have several new amendments in 2023. This is an overview of several pending Rules Petitions which may
I get a lot of questions about how professionals can get the domestic violence/ child abuse training that’s required by ARS 25-406 for any person
In Engstrom v. McCarthy (January 9, 2018), the Arizona Court of Appeals reversed a trial court’s finding of domestic violence based on insufficient findings. “It may well
This is Part III (third and last) of the 2022 Arizona family court appellate review. The Saba/ Femiano cases, which I wrote about here, discussed
This is Part II of the recap of Arizona family law appellate opinions in 2022 and this post covers the opinions on financial issues. Part
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