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Divorce
Arizona Divorce mediation is concerning you and the future ex-spouse determining your individual divorce process and exactly what is ideal for the each of you and above all, your kids. In mediation, the two of you talk to a impartial 3rd party, the arbitrator, along with their assistance, you’re working through the challenges you’ll want to solve so both of you can finish your marital life as peacefully and price expense efficient as you possibly can. The problems taken care of consist of but at not restricted to the examples below...

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Cosmas Onyia

Divorce
Arizona Divorce mediation is concerning you and the future ex-spouse determining your individual divorce process and exactly what is ideal for the each of you and above all, your kids. In mediation, the two of you talk to a impartial 3rd party, the arbitrator, along with their assistance, you’re working through the challenges you’ll want to solve so both of you can finish your marital life as peacefully and price expense efficient as you possibly can. The problems taken care of consist of but at not restricted to the examples below...
Child Support
Managing a child financially can be quite complex, and without a solid understanding, you can suffer from legal consequences. When you are required to provide child support, you must commit to regular payments through the court. If you are seeking child support from an evasive or argumentative ex-partner, you can work with your Phoenix child support lawyer to make sure that the court enforces payments. With more knowledge, you can make educated decisions on how to deal with a child support claim.
Child Custody and Visitation
Roughly one million children in the United States see their families go through divorce each year. These children’s emotional well-being and wealth depend entirely on how their parents interact after the divorce is complete. In our two decades of experience, child custody issues are among the most contentious in Arizona family law.
Adoption
Paternity
Establishing paternity is important for legal reasons, as it determines a child’s legal rights and responsibilities, such as child support, inheritance, and access to medical records. Without establishing paternity, a child may not have access to these rights, and the father won’t be held accountable for his responsibilities.
Premarital Agreement
Nobody enters a marriage thinking it might end in divorce, but with 2.9 divorces per thousand residents annually in Arizona, it’s a possibility. That’s why many couples enter into a prenuptial agreement prior to their wedding. These contracts protect certain assets and rights should the marriage fail to survive.
Spousal Support
When you are struggling financially after divorce proceedings, you can consider filing for spousal support to help supplement your income. Spousal support can help you take care of dependents or to manage your home when you are making little to no wages. When your ex-partner is unwilling to help you, speak to an attorney about your situation. A spousal support lawyer can educate you on how to initiate a spousal support claim.
Legal Separation
The legal separation process typically begins with one spouse filing a petition with the court, which outlines the terms of the separation agreement. The other spouse must then respond to the petition, and the court may hold a hearing to address any issues that are in dispute. If the court approves the terms of the separation agreement, it will issue an order that legally recognizes the couple as being separated.
Child Abuse
There are a few exceptions when the Arizona court does not allow parenting time. For this to happen, the court must be convinced that one of the parents poses a danger to the child due to substance abuse, domestic violence, mental or physical health problems, or child neglect or abuse. In these extreme cases, the court may still award supervised visitation to the non-custodial parent. This will involve meeting the child in the presence of the court-appointed supervisor until a judge is convinced that parental visitation rights should be restored. Whether you’re a custodial parent trying to deny visitation to the other parent or you’ve had your child visitation suspended, you should contact a Phoenix child custody lawyer to discuss your situation.

Misdemeanors
Arizona courts take domestic violence and restraining order violations very seriously. A restraining order may be very specific and detail who, what, and where the defendant can see, do, and go. Restraining orders are enforceable by the police, so if someone violates an order, they may be charged with interfering with judicial proceedings and can immediately be arrested. If a defendant is found guilty of a protective order violation, it will be a class one misdemeanor, which includes a punishment of up to six months in jail and significant fines.
Assault
Restraining Order
An order of protection, also called a restraining order, is a court order that someone files against another person to prevent future domestic violence and harassment. Once obtained, a restraining order will set specific rules for a domestic violence abuser or harasser to prevent them from communicating or coming in further contact with the victim. Any abuser who willingly violates a restraining order will face serious legal consequences.
Kidnapping
Domestic abuse can come in many shapes and forms. Examples of charges of domestic abuse include; assault, battery, crimes against children, criminal trespass, custodial interference, disorderly conduct, kidnapping, trespassing, stalking, sexual abuse, and more. The victims of domestic violence include both women and men. However, domestic violence is often unreported due to fear or embarrassment. Not speaking up, however, can be a huge mistake. By coming forward and filing for an order of protection, you can obtain relief to help keep you safe.

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Estate Planning
Estate planning: After a divorce, it’s important to update estate planning documents, such as wills and trusts, to reflect the new circumstances. Failure to update these documents can lead to unintended consequences.
Wills
Trusts
Power of Attorney
After your divorce is finalized, you will want to update your legal documents, such as your will, trust, and power of attorney, to reflect your new circumstances. This will help ensure that your assets are distributed according to your wishes and that the right people are authorized to make decisions on your behalf.

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