Types of Divorce Whenever you and your spouse agree that divorce is the right step for the both of you, the legal process can be very complicated to understand. Phoenix Divorce Law Attorney Cosmas Onyia can help answer your questions and simplify the divorce proceedings. Many clients seek a divorce attorney because they have no idea where to begin, especially…[...]
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Sometimes, deciding to get a divorce is an easy decision while other times, it’s difficult. Whether you are having a contested divorce or an uncontested divorce, hiring a divorce lawyer can help you through the process. There are many attorneys in the area who are experienced with divorce law and all the other factors that go with it, including child…[...]
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It’s likely that when you entered into your marriage, you never imagined that one day you’d be going through the divorce process. Unfortunately, not every marriage is built to last forever. As you prepare your divorce papers, your spouse may drag their feet on the divorce agreement. Are they intentionally delaying the divorce? If your spouse is intentionally delaying divorce,…[...]
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As you undergo divorce proceedings, you’ll likely have many questions before the final divorce judgment is issued. One of the most common ones is, “Can you divorce without splitting assets?” Even in uncontested divorces or cases involving status-only divorce, part of the divorce decree involves dividing assets acquired during the marriage. Asset division is an essential part of the process,…[...]
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In Arizona, the wishes of a child regarding which parent to live with are considered, but the child cannot make the final decision. The court takes various factors into account, including the child's age and maturity, before making a determination. Legal statutes in Arizona prioritize the child's best interests when deciding custody arrangements. Parents often wonder about the influence their…[...]
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Parents facing a custody battle must navigate various factors that could influence the court's decision. Engaging in parental alienation can result in the loss of custody. Parental alienation occurs when one parent attempts to manipulate the child against the other parent, often leading to severe emotional and psychological harm to the child. Courts take the well-being of the child very…[...]
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Fathers in Arizona have specific rights regarding their children, including custody, visitation, and decision-making authority. Under Arizona law, both parents are considered equally capable of taking on childcare responsibilities. This means that fathers have the right to seek joint or sole custody and to maintain a meaningful relationship with their children. To assert these rights, paternity must be established if…[...]
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In Arizona, determining child custody can be complex and multifaceted. Judges may decide to change custody arrangements based on significant changes in circumstances that impact the child’s well-being. These modifications aim to serve the child's best interests, accounting for various factors such as the child's safety, stability, and general welfare. A variety of reasons justify a custody change. For instance,…[...]
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Navigating child custody laws can be daunting, particularly for unmarried parents in Arizona. The primary concern in Arizona child custody cases is the best interest of the child. This principle guides decisions on legal custody, physical custody, and parenting time. Unmarried parents face unique challenges compared to their married counterparts. Establishing paternity is a critical first step, as it directly…[...]
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Planning a vacation with children can be complicated, especially when legal factors come into play. Parents in Arizona may wonder if there are specific laws they need to follow when taking their child out of state. In Arizona, parents generally must obtain permission from the other parent or the court before taking their child out of state if there is…[...]
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