Arizona Family Law Appellate Year in Review: 2022, Part 1
Here’s the beginning of my annual Arizona Court of Appeals’ recap for family law cases. In 2022, we have a total of thirteen (13) reported
Here’s the beginning of my annual Arizona Court of Appeals’ recap for family law cases. In 2022, we have a total of thirteen (13) reported
The title of this post is intentionally provocative. Just about everyone who reads this is sure they’re the better parent. This post is written for
It would be easy to read recent Court of Appeals decisions (Gish for example) as limiting a trial court’s power to appoint independent mental health
The question of whether a parent must release his or her mental health records in a child custody proceeding, for review by the other parent,
Gish v. Grayson (June 28, 2022, Arizona Court of Appeals, Division 1) clarifies how family court judges can make enforceable and clear orders for the
The newest Arizona cases (all unpublished decisions) on binding Rule 69 agreements of the parties are: Prescott, Court of Appeals, Div. 1, April 7, 2022
It’s January, so there’s always something new to be aware of. Books for Lawyers and Clients 1.Here’s an update on some books and resources with
The new Arizona 2022 Child Support Guidelines’ Table of Contents, Section II is titled “Determining Income”. That Section takes us through: What is included in
How are safe haven counseling orders misused in family court cases? This is Part Four of a series I started in 2017 (please don’t judge
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