Parents sometimes reach an agreement concerning the custody of their children. The parents, however, sometimes cannot agree on what custody orders are best for their children in which case the court will decide the child...

The Arizona Court of Appeals in a memorandum decision in the case of Bangiyev vs. Arzumanova had to address, among other things, a divorce judge’s failure to issue a ruling or a decision on an issue after an...

The Arizona Court of Appeals in the case of Maschue vs. Warren had to address the issue of overturning an Order of Protection in Arizona when children are involved. The Court of Appeals stated Father appeals the superior...

In a memorandum decision from the Arizona Court of Appeals in the case of Blair vs. Blair, the appeals court addressed what constitutes an error is a court order in a family law case in Arizona. Father appeals from the family...

In a memorandum decision in the case of Heuchan vs. Lipko, the Arizona Court of Appeals had to address the issues of whether a judge can modify parenting time when a parent seeks to relocate the children out of state despite...

The Arizona Court of Appeals in the case of Durrant vs. Durrant had to, among other issues, deal with the legal principle known as the Law of the Case Doctrine in an Arizona divorce. In that case, Taylor Durrant (Father)...

The Arizona Court of Appeal in the case of Demario v. Demario had to determine, among other things, the role of the best interest attorney in an Arizona child custody case. Mother appeals from certain rulings in the superior...

The Court of Appeals stated Mother appeals the date of the termination of her spousal maintenance, the modification of child support, and denial of her request to find Father in contempt of court. The Court of Appeals stated...

The Arizona Court of Appeals in the memorandum decision in the case of Noorda vs. Rasor reviewed whether a spouses income can be considered for child support in Arizona. In this case, Ms. Noorda remarried after her divorce....

The Court of Appeals stated Father appealed the superior court’s award of $175,000 to Mother, the denial of his motion for a new trial or relief from judgment, and an award of attorney fees to Mother. For the following...