How do I file a Custody Appeal in Arizona? Watch David Cantor explain how to file a custody appeal in this short video: Filing a custody appeal is possible, once the divorce is final. In order to file an appeal over a custody ruling in your finished divorce, you need to understand the time frames and how things work. According to…read more →
This is a Guest Post from Scott Morgan, a Divorce Attorney in Texas. Mediation is a form of alternative dispute resolution that helps parties reach agreed resolutions to all issues in their divorce case, including child support, child custody, property division, alimony, and any other possible issue. In many jurisdictions mediation is mandatory and the court will not hear your…read more →
A question we get quite often to our firm is: What happens if my spouse fails to respond to a petition for dissolution? Watch this short video about a Contested Divorce in Arizona: So, what happens if you don’t respond to an Contested Divorce? -If the spouse lives in Arizona, they have 20 days to respond. -If the spouse lives…read more →
When a divorce lawyer goes to court, he is supposed to follow certain court room etiquette Following these rules on etiquette leaves a good impression and can also help attract more clients. The first and the most important thing for a Criminal / Family lawyer is to dress properly. This may seem obvious and too simple for some, but it is…read more →
Article courtesy Lauren Nikulicz, for King Crotts & Associates PLLC In my practice, I’m often asked about which state will have jurisdiction during custody disputes when one parent lives in another state. I practice in New York, and it’s common to find one parent living in New York City and another parent living in New Jersey or Connecticut. When custody…read more →
Dealing with child custody issues can be very emotional and sensitive for any spouse or parent, but acting in a timely and efficient manner is key to getting custody of one’s children. The first thing that a spouse or parent must do is file a petition to establish custody. Arizona law has changed from using the word custody to using…read more →
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