Divorce is a challenging process for any couple, but when one or both spouses are members of the military, the complexities increase significantly. Military divorces involve unique legal and logistical considerations that require specialized knowledge and expertise. As a Phoenix attorney with experience in military divorces, I understand the intricacies involved and am here to…
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Can You Receive Alimony if You Had an Affair?
The dissolution of a marriage can be a complex and emotionally charged process, particularly when issues such as infidelity come into play. In Arizona, spousal support, or alimony, is awarded based on various factors, including the financial circumstances of both parties and the duration of the marriage. However, one question that often arises is whether…
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Converting a Legal Separation to a Divorce in Arizona
In Arizona, couples facing marital challenges may opt for a legal separation as an alternative to divorce. However, circumstances and feelings can change over time, leading couples to reconsider their decision and contemplate converting their legal separation into a divorce. It’s important to understand how to navigate the conversion of a legal separation to a…
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Handling Mortgage Refinancing During a Divorce
Divorce is a challenging and complex process, often involving the division of assets and financial responsibilities. One significant aspect that couples must address is the marital home and any associated mortgage. Mortgage refinancing during divorce can be a crucial step in ensuring a fair and equitable distribution of assets and liabilities. Handling mortgage refinancing in…
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Update These Documents After Your Divorce is Final
Finalizing a divorce marks the end of one chapter and the beginning of a new phase in your life. However, it’s essential to remember that certain legal documents may need to be updated to reflect your changed circumstances. Failing to update these documents can lead to confusion, complications, and unintended consequences down the line. Here…
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Tips for Making Divorce Easier for Children
Divorce is a challenging process, emotionally taxing not just for the couples involved but profoundly so for children. Recognizing and addressing the unique needs of children during this time can significantly ease their emotional burden. Through practical advice and compassionate guidance, parents can mitigate the impact of this transition on their family members. Here are…
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How to Protect Digital Assets and Online Accounts During Divorce
In today’s digital age, divorces aren’t just about dividing physical assets; they also involve the complex task of sorting through digital assets and online accounts. From social media profiles to digital currencies and everything in between, these elements form a significant part of our financial and personal lives. As you face the challenges of a…
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The LGBTQIA+ Divorce Process in Arizona
The process of divorce can be complex and emotionally challenging for anyone, and members of the LGBTQIA+ community in Arizona face their own unique set of considerations. With the legal landscape for LGBTQIA+ marriages having evolved significantly in recent years, it’s crucial to be aware of how these changes affect divorce proceedings. From property division…
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Ending Alimony Early for Retirement or Other Reasons
Ending alimony early due to retirement or significant life changes is a possibility many individuals seek to explore as they adjust to new phases in their lives. Designed to support a former spouse financially after divorce, alimony can become a point of contention when circumstances such as retirement significantly alter one’s financial landscape. This raises…
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Dividing Assets in an Arizona Divorce – What You Need to Know
Going through a divorce in Arizona and wondering how your shared home, savings, or even debts will be split? The process of dividing assets can seem daunting, as Arizona follows community property laws. This means everything from your family car to your retirement accounts, acquired during the marriage, is likely up for equitable division. Here…
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