What Does in Loco Parentis Mean in Arizona?
In loco parentis is a Latin term that translates to “in the place of a parent.” In legal terms, in loco parentis refers to a relationship in which an individual ...
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Welcome to JacksonWhite Family Law
Let our experienced Mesa Family Law Attorneys guide you with care.
At JacksonWhite, we understand how challenging and emotionally taxing family law issues can be. That’s why we pride ourselves on treating clients with the utmost care, patience and sensitivity. Our compassionate approach to family law can help make the process easier to bear for you and your family. Family legal problems are often complicated and difficult to get through, so we take every effort to ensure a positive experience for our clients. Attorneys Tim Durkin and Jon McAvoy provide a safe, confidential atmosphere that can help you find the fresh start you deserve.
To learn more about our family law services, call our office today at (480) 467-4348.
How We Can Help You and Your Family
For more than 10 years, we’ve helped hundreds of clients in the East Valley and Phoenix metro area get positive, successful legal outcomes. Our office is based in downtown Mesa, and we work with clients in Gilbert, Chandler, Tempe, Scottsdale and throughout Phoenix.
Together, our attorneys and legal staff have the experience, knowledge and aggressive approach to protecting your family rights when it matters most. Whether you’re facing issues related to divorce, separation, child support or spousal maintenance, the talented team at JacksonWhite can help.
The Mesa divorce attorneys of JacksonWhite take the time and resources needed to fully understand the needs of your legal case, and our clients’ feedback proves that our approach works. We can also help you decide if you need divorce mediation or court, or how community property in Arizona is handled during a divorce.
Our team works tirelessly to obtain the best potential results for our clients. We use our extensive experience, knowledge of the court system, and professional relationships to reach legal solutions that meet or exceed our clients’ expectations.
We take the time to familiarize ourselves with the unique details of your case so that we can provide you with the highest quality representation. We’ll work to remove the emotional stress and conflict from your case, acting as not only a knowledgeable third party, but also a compassionate mediator.
If you need legal help for your family needs, call us for a consultation with one of our family law attorneys. During your consultation, you’ll be able to discuss your situation with one of our family law attorneys, either Tim Durkin or Jon McAvoy. In your consultation, you’ll get a better idea of the legal paths available to you.
Family Law Attorney
Tim Durkin
Timothy is a skilled family law attorney, experienced in handling cases involving divorces, paternity actions, child custody, child support, relocation and jurisdiction issues, adoptions, termination of parental rights and parental severance actions, title 8 guardianships, spousal maintenance cases, division of marital property and debts, pre-nuptial agreements, post decree modifications and enforcement of custody and divorce orders, mediation services, grandparent visitation cases, domestic violence issues, and more.
Family Law Attorney
Jon McAvoy
Jon focuses his practice on legal separation, divorce, paternity issues, child custody and much more. Jon is a member of the Arizona State Bar, Family Law section. Although family law disputes will never be easy, Jon has the opportunity to help make the dispute easier. This starts with getting to know each of his clients, listening to their stories and concerns, helping them understand their rights, and helping them develop a plan to manage the dispute. This has helped him build a reputation for aggressive representation and compassionate care of his clients.
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