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Judgment for Separate Property Stolen During Marriage A judge in Arizona is required to fairly divide all of the parties’ community property and to assign to each party any sole and separate property owned by each spouse.  What happens when one spouse claims the other spouse stole his or her separate property?  Well, the Arizona […]

Attorney Fees in an Arizona Divorce In Arizona, the family court is allowed to award attorneys’ fees after it considers the financial resources of both parties and the reasonableness of their positions during the divorce proceedings. The unpublished case of Flynn v. Rodrick leaves the Court of Appeals of Arizona considering whether both a disparity in […]

Attorney Fees in Divorce in Arizona In Arizona, a trial court’s decision to order one spouse to pay the other spouse’s attorney’s fees and costs may be based upon multiple statutes. In the case of Myrick v. Maloney, the wife (“Maloney”) appealed the trial court’s decision denying her request for an award of attorney fees, citing A.R.S. […]