PHOENIX FAMILY LAW BLOG
HOW TO DIVORCE IN LESS EXPENSIVE AND MORE EFFECTIVE WAYS
On behalf of Lasiter & Jackson posted in
on Saturday, April 12, 2014
We have previously written about the fact that hiring a divorce attorney is necessary, even if your split is likely to be reasonably amicable. This reality can be intimidating to some individuals who are apprehensive about the amount of attorney’s fees that their divorce will result in. Thankfully, there are few reasons why you would […]
Tags: child custody, dispute, divorce, visitation plans
WHEN A COLLABORATIVE SPLIT MAY NOT BE THE BEST IDEA
On behalf of Lasiter & Jackson posted in
on Sunday, April 6, 2014
We frequently write about the advantages of amicable and collaborative divorces between married partners and splits between unmarried, cohabitating couples. When separations of any kind are amicable, fair, collaborative and cooperative, they tend to be less costly and less time-consuming than contentious, litigated divorce cases. However, an amicable and collaborative approach is not one that should be […]
Tags: child custody, dispute, divorce, property division
DIVORCING IN THE MIDDLE OF A BUILD OR A REMODEL
On behalf of Lasiter & Jackson posted in
on Friday, March 14, 2014
It is no secret that remodeling or building a home can be expensive and time consuming. From the discovery of a hidden mold problem to the difficulty of choosing new fixtures and design elements, this process can also create stress that almost inevitably weighs on a family while the project is ongoing or recently completed. […]
Tags: dispute, divorce, property division
EXPECTING THE UNEXPECTED WHEN IT COMES TO FAMILY LAW DISPUTES
On behalf of Lasiter & Jackson posted in
on Sunday, February 23, 2014
When you file for divorce or file a claim in a child custody dispute, a domestic violence case or any other family law matter, you inevitably develop a set of expectations about how the legal process will develop and resolve. This is a completely normal reaction to filing something as personal as a family law claim. However, […]
Tags: child custody, dispute, divorce
EXPECTING THE UNEXPECTED WHEN IT COMES TO FAMILY LAW DISPUTES
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When you file for divorce or file a claim in a child custody dispute, a domestic violence case or any other family law matter, you inevitably develop a set of expectations about how the legal process will develop and resolve. This is a completely normal reaction to filing something as personal as a family law claim. However, […]
Tags: child custody, dispute, divorce
COULD YOUR DIVORCE BENEFIT FROM SOME ‘EXTRA’ EXPERT ADVICE?
On behalf of Lasiter & Jackson posted in
on Tuesday, October 29, 2013
If you and your spouse have decided that it is time to move on from your relationship, you are likely facing a host of financial, relationship and lifestyle decisions that will substantially impact your future. If you and your spouse have few debts, few assets and are likely to have a relatively amicable split, then […]
Tags: child custody, dispute, divorce
DIVORCE AND YEAR-ROUND TAX CONSIDERATIONS
On behalf of Lasiter & Jackson posted in
on Monday, June 17, 2013
Tax season has come and gone for 2013. However, taxes are not simply a reality to be dealt with every April. Several divorce and tax issues impact separating couples during the divorce process, immediately afterward and year-round. Failure to take certain tax-related considerations into your divorce planning, property separation agreement and child custody arrangements can directly impact […]
Tags: child custody, dispute, divorce, property division, spousal support
THINK TWICE BEFORE USING DATING WEBSITES DURING DIVORCE
On behalf of Lasiter & Jackson posted in
on Tuesday, June 4, 2013
When a couple decides to separate, the decision may be either sudden or it may have been imminent for quite some time. Because each divorce is unique, it comes as no surprise that individuals respond differently to this decision and to the stresses of the process. Oftentimes, if divorce has been looming for months or years, newly […]
Tags: child custody, dispute, divorce