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Parenting together isn’t always extremely easy when you are married and trying to co-parent during a divorce can be stressful and frustrating for both parents. Your kids are likely feeling the stress of the divorce and could be reacting or acting out as they are trying to make sense of what is happening. While it […]
Social media is a great way to stay connected to loved ones who don’t live nearby and to reconnect with friends that we haven’t seen in a long time – but social media definitely has its downfalls. For divorcing couples, social media can create a major pitfall in the divorce process and can be potentially […]
There are divorce cases that come up in Phoenix in which one party does not want to get a divorce. This party will seek legal help to try to stop a divorce – either one that has been suggested by a spouse or one that has been initiated. Unfortunately, there are no legal steps that […]
Arizona requires child support to be paid until a child turns 18 years old. However, that doesn’t mean that a parent who is paying child support should stop paying as soon as the child’s 18th birthday. In fact, there are definitely circumstances in which child support is still required to be paid after a child […]
Divorce is difficult enough without adding unnecessary stressors to it. When it comes to social media platforms, divorcing couples might turn to social media outlets to air their grievances and let off some steam. They may also seek support and guidance from online support groups or groups that can offer education or help. They might […]
Child custody is one of the biggest concerns of divorcing couples. In many divorces, the two parties are fighting each other for custody of their child/children. It’s never 100% pre-determinable who the judge will rule in favor of, but, without question, the judge is going to make that decision by determining your children’s best interests. […]
After spending decades in the U.S. Armed Forces, veterans receive retirement benefits that help them enjoy their golden years with their families. That is, unless they get divorced. Prior to 1982, a significant amount of confusion existed regarding whether a non-military spouse could receive a portion of the service member’s retirement. In that year, Congress […]
