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    Modifying Spousal Maintenance in Arizona: What Counts as a Substantial Change?

    A spousal maintenance (alimony) order isn’t locked in the day a divorce is finalized….

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    Changing a Child’s Last Name in Arizona: What Both Parents Need to Know

    Divorce, remarriage, or a paternity determination are all ways that family circumstances may change….

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    How to Establish Paternity in Arizona When Parents Aren’t Married

    When a married couple has a baby in Arizona, the law automatically treats the…

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    Can a Father Get Custody Rights in Arizona Without Establishing Paternity First?

    Fathers usually have a say in the way their biological children are raised. But…

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    What to Do When the Other Parent Won’t Follow Your Arizona Parenting Time Order

    Divorce in Arizona often ends with a carefully negotiated parenting plan, but the paperwork…

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    What Is an Affidavit of Financial Information in Arizona and Why Does It Matter?

    If you’re heading into divorce or a child support case in Arizona, you’re likely…

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    How Social Media Can Affect Your Arizona Divorce or Custody Case

    Posting vacation photos, late-night venting, or a new dating profile may seem harmless, but…

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    What Happens to Debt in an Arizona Divorce?

    A couple’s home, retirement accounts, and vacation property are not the only things that…

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    Grandparent and Third-Party Visitation Rights in Arizona: What the Law Allows

    A grandparent’s bond with their grandchild can be a family’s strongest connection until divorce,…

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    Arizona’s 60-Day Divorce Waiting Period: What Happens During That Time and How to Use It Wisely

    In Arizona and most other states, the process of divorce can be long, and…

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