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Learn More About Your Trusted Phoenix Divorce Attorney

Going through a divorce is a very difficult season of life for any individual, even if the divorce is mutual the many details involved can lead to one feeling overwhelmed and stressed with the many ...
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Alimony and Social Security

If you are involved in a divorce where you have been ordered to pay spousal support, you are likely wondering how you will address Social Security benefits? Any experienced divorce attorney will tell ...
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Separation Agreements--Merger and Enforcement

property division In a divorce action, the separation agreement is usually merged into the Court's dissolution decree. That means the terms of the agreement are set forth in the decree, and become ...
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Separation Agreements

Arizona encourages amicable settlement of marital disputes. A.R.S. 25-317A authorizes separation agreements by spouses anticipating separation or divorce (which in Arizona is called dissolution of ...
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The Temporary Injunction

OK, so you've filed for divorce, or as we say in Arizona, you've filed a petition for dissolution of marriage. What happens next? Pending hearing on the petition, several matters are handled ...
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Military Divorce and Retired Pay

One of the major property division issues to arise during a military divorce involves retired pay. This is a complex legal problem that contains several different issues and has been around since the ...
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The Long Arm (Jurisdiction) Of The Law

Recently I posted about what happens when one parent takes the kids and moves to another state. This time I want to talk about the mirror image. Once again, it demonstrates why you need to retain a ...
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Community Property vs. Joint Tenancy

A.R.S. ยง 25-318(A) mandates equitable distribution of joint tenancy assets as well as community property upon dissolution of marriage, absent fraud, excessive or abnormal expenditures, destruction, or ...
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Commingled Accounts

Commingling, in the context of property division, means that community property and separate property are combined in some way. In this common situation, it is important to have a Phoenix Divorce ...
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Debts and Creditors: Prenups vs. Divorce Decrees

When the two of you get divorced, what happens to the debts that have been racked up? As is so often the case in the law, the answer is: it depends. So let this Phoenix Divorce Lawyer help explain it. ...
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Pizza and Prenups

Arizona recognizes prenuptial ("premarital") agreements. But in most divorce cases, one spouse will seek to get out of it. The 2000 case of In Re Marriage of Pownall discusses the circumstances under ...
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Disclaimer Deeds, Community Property, and Separate Property

Sometimes, when a couple wants to buy real estate, one of them has significantly better credit than the other. Putting the mortgage and the deed in the name of that spouse only can significantly ...
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Only Love Is On The Line When A Prenup Has Been Signed

"Only love is on the line when a Massey prenup has been signed." So says George Clooney, playing Beverly Hills divorce lawyer Miles Massey, in the comedy "Intolerable Cruelty." Clooney's prenuptial ...
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Community Property and Falling Real Estate Prices

Arizona is a community property state. Property acquired by either spouse during the marriage is presumed to belong to the spouses together, as community property. Same for income earned. Property ...
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Community Property and Business Evaluation

Arizona is a community property state. Property acquired by either spouse during the marriage is presumed to belong to the spouses together, as community property. Same for income earned. Property ...
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