What Happens When the Super Rich gets Divorced? I’m sure you know by now that Bill and Melinda Gates are headed their separate ways. Similar to Jeff and MacKenzie Scott, these two have quite a few assets to divide. While not in Arizona, they are in a community property state, like Arizona. So, what does […]
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While we adapt to the new normal of participating in court proceedings through a computer and declining in-person meetings, we recognize many others have experienced far more dire circumstances. In that vein, we’d like to do our part. In conjunction with other local organizations, we will be collecting the most needed items for people in
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Custody Guidelines During COVID-19 Spending time with friends and family is very important, especially in a crisis. COVID-19 (Coronavirus), is considered a pandemic. Many people are sick. In some cases, multiple people in the same family are dying. A primary function of parenting is keeping our children safe. Sometimes, we want to protect our child
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Why Should You Consider Divorce Mediation? How long after mediation is a divorce final? Every situation is different, so this is hard to answer as a blanket statement in a blog post. However, mediation, in general, resolves much faster than going to court. If you are looking for the fastest resolution and both sides are
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Believe it or not, if parents decide to separate, there is still one thing that must be shared…their children! Of course it is easy for the parent who has custody to be in the children’s lives regularly, but what about the noncustodial parent? As a noncustodial parent, it can be difficult to spend the quality
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Parenting time should be frequent and meaningful Going through a divorce is not only hard on the spouses; it can heavily affect the children as well. Aside from the property division, children are a major point of contention during the dissolution process. While emotions are typically running rampant, the parties should consider what is in
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Full Custody in Arizona = Parenting Time and Legal Decision Making Dear Fellow Followers, Today’s discussion will explore and shed light on the meaning of the words, “full custody.” I imagine that just about every person at some point in time has heard or perhaps decreed this very phrase in the heat of an argument.
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Parenting time. Most parents what it, and many are confused about what they will receive if they go to court. In Arizona, parenting time (formerly known as “visitation” or “custody“), is the amount of time the child spends with each parent. The court wants both parents to spend as much time with the child as
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Arizona Legal Decision Making…Making decisions for the children. After a split, potential clients almost always want “sole custody.” In Arizona, “custody ” refers to what we know as “legal decision-making.” Legal decision-making is the ability to make MAJOR decisions for the children. Let’s define “major.” Major decisions – school district, whether a child gets a
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I am getting divorced, do I have to go to court? No, you don’t. You and your spouse can settle. As a taxpayer, I want you to settle. Settling is in your best interest. I like the analogy of the judge’s options being as vast as the biggest buffet you’ve ever seen – think Vegas
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