Generally, most people never want to have to interact with the justice and court system. This is never truer than in divorce proceedings. This blogpost will provide an overview of Arizona of divorce and the different legal procedures.
Legally, divorce is called […]
For a marriage to end legally in Arizona, certain paperwork will have to be filed. Both of the spouses will need to sign the documents and submit them to court. Often, […]
Arizona military divorces come with their unique specifications and legislative challenges. Both state and federal laws apply, which makes these divorces different from the dissolution of civilian marriages in Arizona.
The filing requirements for a military divorce are similar […]
Facing a divorce and a foreclosure at the same time will test you but the truth of the matter is that many couples face such circumstances. An Arizona divorce, unless it’s an amicable one, can have serious financial consequences. You may think that the divorce proceedings themselves finalize […]
A divorce is a final sentence that marks the end of a marriage. This is why you have to take the decision seriously. States like Arizona have additional measures aimed at reducing the risk of regrets. There’s a 60-day waiting period, giving couples a chance to cool off and think […]
Divorce procedures are not always straightforward. More often than not, some complication will pop up to delay the finalization of the separation. If you live in Arizona but your spouse lives somewhere else in the world, you will have to deal with an array of challenges. Obtaining an […]
So many little considerations and changes will occur in the aftermath of a divorce. While handling the biggest issues, you will also have to take care of smaller tasks. Changing your name after a divorce is one of these essentials. The completion of several simple steps is […]
In Arizona, divorce is referred to as a dissolution of marriage. To file for dissolution of marriage, one of the two parties must have lived in the state or be stationed in the state with the Armed Forces for at least 90 days before filing the petition to end the […]
Requesting a new judge in a family law case – is that possible in Arizona? In Arizona, to change judges is a matter of grace. Rule 42(f)(1) from the Arizona Rules of Civil Procedure, for example, allows either party in divorce proceedings to request a magistrate change. This […]
Legislature pertaining to divorce and proving blame/responsibility for the end of the partnership varies from state to state. Arizona is one of the places in the US that have no-fault regulations. This means that spouses don’t have to prove blame or […]
