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Sad boy sitting against the wall with his teddy bear.

In Arizona, a parent can be guilty of child abandonment if they fail to give their child reasonable support or normal supervision. Minimal efforts to have regular contact or provide support over a six-month period may also be considered abandonment.  Families dealing with child abandonment often have many questions about…

Couple arguing in front of their lawyer regarding property division.

While several American states recognize common law marriages, Arizona generally does not. The state’s divorce processes do not apply to unmarried cohabiting couples who wish to end their relationships because Arizona does not consider them married.  If you are living in a cohabiting relationship in Arizona and plan to go…

Woman taking off her wedding ring and file for annulment.

If you’re considering ending your Arizona marriage, you may wonder whether an annulment is the right option. Following the annulment of an Arizona marriage, it effectively never occurred because it was invalid from the start. An annulment is not the same as a divorce. It’s a distinct and less common…

Couple planning to file for divorce.

In a legal separation in Arizona, the spouses remain legally married to each other and cannot marry anyone else. A legal separation isn’t the same as divorce. However, filing a legal separation, negotiating and creating parenting plans, dividing assets, and determining spousal support are similar to how you would proceed…