Arizona Child Custody Jurisdiction Hearings Are Constitutionally Required In Arizona, the Due Process Clause of the Constitution requires an Arizona judge to hold a hearing to allow the parties to present evidence as to...

The Arizona Court of Appeals in a Memorandum Decision in the case of Morrow vs. Morrow had to address whether spousal maintenance payments in Arizona can be waived by the person ordered to receive those alimony payments. The...

The Arizona Court of Appeals in a memorandum decision in the case of Jurgens vs. Jurgens addressed whether an Arizona trial court may set a hearing to allow a parent to object to the other parent’s relocation of a child...

Do you have questions about the division of Deferred Retirement Option Plans in an Arizona divorce? Well, the Arizona Court of Appeals in the memorandum decisions of Lambert vs. Sheets issued a ruling on whether an Arizona...

The Short Answer The short answer to the question when can you modify child support in Arizona is anytime the child support amount is at least 15% greater or lower than the existing child support order even if there are no...

The Short Answer The short answer to the question of whether you can request to continue a divorce trial in Arizona to retain an attorney is that you can certainly request to continue a divorce trial in Arizona to enable you...

Financial issues are one of the top reasons for divorce in the United States. If you are headed towards filing for bankruptcy and divorce, you may be wondering which to begin with. Financial pressures don’t always resolve...

The Arizona Court of Appeals in a memorandum decision in the case of Matthews vs. Robles had to address, among other issues, who has the burden of proving gift income in a modification of child support case in Arizona. The...

The Arizona Court of Appeals in a memorandum decision in the case of Marinella vs. Glover addressed a court’s decision to enforce an agreement to modify child support of a Massachusetts child support order despite the...

The Arizona Court of Appeals in a memorandum decision in the case of Levy vs. Levy case addressed what must be done in a family law case to preserve a due process claim on Appeal. The following is that decision. The Court of...