Category: Custody

Executive Summary Although pets have an immeasurable emotional value, they are legally viewed as community property, like a couch or a television, instead of

Introduction During divorce proceedings in Arizona, spouses with children are required to agree to a custodial determination that outlines who has legal and physical

Domestic violence is a serious issue that can directly impact child custody arrangements. Arizona law requires courts to determine custody based on what is

Introduction Raising a child comes with many responsibilities, including the ability to provide financially. Without a job to pay for expenses like rent, utilities,

Introduction In loco parentis is a Latin term that translates to “in the place of a parent.” In legal terms, in loco parentis refers

Introduction Co-parenting can be tough for many families after a separation or divorce. Due to unique circumstances, a custodial parent who shares a home

Under ideal circumstances, divorcing parents can work together to design a custody agreement that functions well for both parties while providing children with the

Introduction In the past, judges tended to award custody to mothers when a couple separated. Fortunately, times have changed, and Arizona law now dictates