Filing for divorce is one of the most significant decisions a person can make. But what happens if you have second thoughts after starting the process? You are not alone — many people reconsider at different stages. In Arizona, it’s possible to stop a divorce under certain circumstances, but timing is key. Whether you’re at…

Ending a marriage is never easy, but when there are no minor children involved, the process can be more straightforward. Without custody or parenting time issues, divorcing couples in Arizona can often move through the legal process more quickly. That doesn’t mean it’s without challenges. Property division, retirement accounts, and even deciding who gets the…

Not every marriage ends with arguments or an official split. Sometimes, it just gets quiet. The term silent divorce describes a situation where two people grow apart emotionally while remaining legally married. They may still live together, raise children, and share bills—but the connection is gone. If this sounds familiar, you’re not alone. Many couples…

Raising a child with special needs requires patience, dedication, and a strong support system. When parents go through a divorce, it’s important to consider the unique challenges their child faces, including daily care and long-term financial security. Standard custody arrangements and child support formulas might not be enough to meet those needs. Parents need to…

Divorce affects more than just your personal life—it can also put your business at risk. Without the right protections in place, your company could become part of the divorce settlement, impacting ownership, control, and future operations. Whether you run a business on your own or with partners, early planning can help you avoid disputes and…

Divorce settlements involve more than just dividing property—they also require planning for financial security. Life insurance often plays a key role in these agreements, whether to secure support payments or serve as an asset in negotiations. A policy can provide long-term financial protection, ensuring that obligations like spousal maintenance or child support are met even…

Marriage often involves building a life together—sharing income, purchasing property, and making financial decisions as a team. In Arizona, the law recognizes this by treating most assets and debts acquired during the marriage as community property, meaning both spouses have an equal stake. While this may seem straightforward, complications can arise when separate property becomes…

Ending a marriage is a major decision, and when your spouse is in prison, it adds another layer of complexity. You might be unsure how to file, whether your spouse can contest the divorce, or how their incarceration affects property and custody decisions. While the situation presents challenges, it does not prevent you from taking…

Divorce changes more than just your daily life—it also affects your financial situation, including your taxes. Many people don’t realize how their filing status, deductions, and income reporting shift after a divorce. If you’re not prepared, you may face unexpected tax liabilities or miss out on potential benefits. The good news is that with the…