Way back in 2008, I wrote an article and a blog post about the First Right of Caretaking provision in Parenting Plans. It’s also sometimes
The court of appeals’ recent decision in Cooper (unpublished) gives us some instruction on how to reach a valid, binding agreement pursuant to Rule 69
Picture this scenario: Mother and Father go to trial; one parent has a mental health issue that has affected day-to-day functioning or parenting, and that
To some, it can seem obvious; to others, it can seem unfair. But if the payor of child support doesn’t file a motion with the
This NY Times Modern Love column on March 7, 2021 (“My Two-House, Duffel-Bag Life”) was kind of incredible in describing a high schooler’s feelings about
Here are a few suggested agreements/ Stipulations to request of opposing counsel (or from the court) for online court appearances, including court hearings and depositions. And
Here’s my view and summaries of the reported Arizona appellate (and AZ Supreme Court) family law decisions in 2020. Some are more important than others;
I wrote this article for the University of Baltimore School of Law newsletter on Covid-19 and its impact on family courts and professionals. Things continue to change
The Arizona Coalition to End Sexual and Domestic Violence has several upcoming trainings that can help meet the DV and child abuse requirements for those
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