2021 Family Law Appellate Year in Review: Part 3
Here’s my 3rd and final post about 2021 family law appellate decisions in Arizona. See Part 2 for most of the opinions, and Part 1
January 4, 2022
Here’s my 3rd and final post about 2021 family law appellate decisions in Arizona. See Part 2 for most of the opinions, and Part 1
This is Part 2 of the 2021 Arizona family law appellate review (non Saba-Femiano opinions, which were Part 1). There were a BUNCH of reported
When it comes to 2021 appellate decisions, the Saba and Femiano drama deserves its own post . (Spoiler: the drama is still with the Arizona
I’m so pleased to be a part of the Conversations About Domestic Violence in Family Law With Sixteen Experts, along with Bill Eddy and the
Arizona’s Child Support Guidelines were recently revised. The new Guidelines can be found here They were adopted by the Supreme Court of Arizona on April
Before launching into specifically what was done in the 2022 revisions to Arizona’s Child Support Guidelines, I explored where the changes came from, and why
A majority—sometimes a vast majority – of family law cases involve one or both parties who don’t have lawyers. Sometimes the lack of a lawyer
I had an interesting experience in a mediation (as mediator) that has stuck with me for a long time. It’s really made me think about
I read an interesting article about the (often ignored) benefits of virtual mediation. Some of those benefits are obvious, but the benefits go deeper than
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