As of today, July 31, 2018, we have new pronouncements from the Arizona Court of Appeals about equal parenting time. (Hint: They’re in favor of
Right now, if my partner threw me out of the house, I could make him crazy I could turn on the speakers in three rooms
In a recent post, I discussed the Court of Appeals’ April decision in Paul E. v. Courtney F. and how it affects what a trial court
Paul E. v. Courtney F., was decided by the Arizona Court of Appeals, Div. I, on April 3, 2018. This important Division 1 Court of
Lawyers are commonly asked what the child support paid from one parent to the other is supposed to cover? If Mother pays child support, the
UPDATE: This Court of Appeals decision was reviewed by the Arizona Supreme Court which issued a new decision in January 2019. The Supreme Court’s decision
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
Here’s a Holiday Guide for Coparents from www.childcustodyanalytics.com that could be helpful. Why not drop an email to your co-parent and tell him or her what you have planned
Arizona law establishes that “federal disability benefits awarded to the other spouse for service-connected disabilities . . . ” cannot be considered by the court
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