Co-parenting can be tough for many families after a separation or divorce. Due to unique circumstances, a custodial parent who shares a home with the child may choose to deny ...
The sad truth is that not every marriage works out. Regardless of the circumstances, leaving your spouse can be a stressful proposition. However, if you have minor children, the decision ...
Under ideal circumstances, divorcing parents can work together to design a custody agreement that functions well for both parties while providing children with the best possible care. Unfortunately, factors may ...
Deciding who will have custody of the children after a divorce is only half the battle. In many cases, the non-custodial parent will also grant child support to the parent ...
In the past, judges tended to award custody to mothers when a couple separated. Fortunately, times have changed, and Arizona law now dictates that mothers and fathers get equal consideration ...
Establishing a harmonious co-parenting relationship can be easier said than done. As tensions rise and tempers flare, a parent may even go so far as to prevent the non-custodial parent ...
Co-parenting is hard enough when both parents reside in the same part of the country. When one parent wants to relocate to another city or state, the problem becomes even ...
Arizona makes custody decisions based on what’s perceived to be in a child’s best interest. While it’s generally accepted that parents have an equal right to spend time with their ...
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