by Chris Rike | Nov 20, 2024 | Paternity
Fathers Rights in Arizona Introduction The bottom line is in Arizona, fathers and mothers have equal rights when it comes to legal decision making and parenting time. Common misconceptions about fathers rights in Arizona Courts favor mothers in custody disputes. As we... 
by Chris Rike | Oct 25, 2024 | Paternity
Navigating Relocation with Children After Divorce in Arizona Introduction Relocating after a divorce is no issue if there are no kids involved. If you have a minor child with your ex though, the child is the subject of a custody and parenting plan, and you want to... 
by David Enevoldsen | Nov 6, 2018 | Annulment
Sweety Sen was born a woman in India. When she was young, she was often described as being a tomboy, but still held herself out as being a woman. In 2013 she decided to cut her hair short, and started holding herself out as a man. She began going by the name, “Krishna... 
by David Enevoldsen | Oct 18, 2018 | Divorce
A devious trick sometimes promoted in family court cases involves the idea of conflicting out potential attorneys before your spouse can use them. The theory goes like this: Attorneys are required to maintain a conflict database. The conflict database is a list of... 
by David Enevoldsen | Oct 12, 2018 | Uncategorized
Text messages or emails can play an important role in your family court case. They can prove a party’s unreasonable positions, they can verify your efforts to do certain things, they can create enforceable binding agreements, and much more. Because of all this, it’s... 
by David Enevoldsen | May 14, 2018 | Divorce
There are arguably advantages in filing first in your divorce. However, none of those advantages is likely to make or break your case. Specific advantages include the ability to go first and last in trial and not having to live with the fear of a being served. There... 