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Parental favoritism can have a variety of severe short- and long-term effects, like depression, poor performance, anxiety, instability and traumatic reactions in personal relationships for both the valued and devalued child. If you're in a situation where you have to...
Dissipation in Arizona refers to squandering or wasting marital assets before a divorce. This occurs when one spouse uses marital assets for their own benefit, or a purpose unrelated to the marriage, without the knowledge or consent of the other spouse. Dissipation of...
Even when children are involved, not all Arizona couples stay together. When a breakup occurs and the man wants custody of a child, paternity must be established. These are a few ways it works in this state. Why paternity must be established Establishing paternity is...
Arizona's dependency court system is responsible for handling cases involving the care and protection of children. This court presides over cases where removing children from their homes is necessary because of abuse, neglect or other circumstances that put their...
Even amicable divorces in Arizona, and anywhere else, involve strong emotions. Divorce is an ending to something that likely began with happiness and hope. The more complex the case, especially when there are children involved, the higher the anxiety, stress, and...
Getting divorced is not easy. The process can be complex and emotionally intense. However, there are things you can do and things you can avoid doing to ensure you end your Arizona marriage in a positive manner, looking toward the future. Keeping a positive spin While...
When you get divorced, it's not always easy to see past the emotional pain and anger. But it's important to understand that divorce can cause a wide range of losses. Financial Losses One of the most common financial losses that a divorce can cause is the loss of two...
After getting a divorce in Arizona, you and your former spouse will have to figure out how best to co-parent your children. There are different ways to do this on your own terms. Here are some effective strategies to co-parent after a divorce. Put hard feelings aside...
It can be difficult when you're in a situation where you need to end your marriage, but your spouse isn't on the same page. You may feel stuck in limbo, not knowing what your next steps should be. Thankfully, no matter what your spouse's position is, you still have...
When parents decide to separate or divorce in Arizona, they must agree on a plan to provide continued care for their offspring. In many cases, the parents are awarded joint custody of the children. If parents have difficulty reaching agreeable terms to raise their...