A best interest attorney represents children’s needs and wishes in family law cases in Arizona. These attorneys focus solely on what will benefit the children the most, regardless of what either of the child’s parents might want. They present evidence, examine witnesses, and provide legal arguments to the court on…
If you’ve been injured in a car accident, the last thing you want to hear is that the at-fault driver’s insurance won’t cover all your expenses. To find additional compensation, you can sue the other driver, use your uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage, or look for other potentially liable parties. An experienced…
Chest pain after a car crash could be a symptom of a serious injury. Seeking immediate medical care is crucial to avoid complications that could lead to long-term health problems or even death. The Arizona car accident lawyers at Mushkatel, Gobbato, & Kile, P.L.L.C. want to help if you suffered…
Failing to pay child support in Arizona can have serious consequences. The state can impose penalties such as fines and even jail time for non-paying parents. They might face license suspensions, making it difficult to work or enjoy certain hobbies. Their credit score could also take a hit, preventing them from…
When parents separate or divorce, the father often worries about maintaining a close relationship and involvement with their children’s lives. Under Arizona law, fathers have the right to participate in their children’s lives, including making significant decisions about their children’s upbringing and having parenting time. However, fathers’ rights also come with…
Arizona school zone laws aim to protect students and pedestrians by enhancing safety near educational institutions. These regulations dictate how drivers should behave in school zones through measures such as reduced speed limits, passing restrictions, and right of way requirements. School zones have special signage to ensure drivers know what…
Understanding the types of custody in Arizona is essential to setting goals and pursuing the outcome you desire in child custody and divorce proceedings. Arizona courts grant two types of custody to divorced parents. Legal custody gives a parent the authority to make crucial decisions regarding a child’s education, health…
Arizona distributes wrongful death compensation among the victim’s surviving spouse, children, and parents or guardians. Compensation may also be treated as an asset of the estate. The amount each person gets is based on the value of their losses or the victim’s will, if they left one. Table of ContentsWhat…
A Qualified Domestic Relations Order (QDRO) is a court order entered in a divorce, separation, or child support lawsuit. Its purpose is to ensure that a portion of a spouse’s retirement accounts is used for child support, spousal support, or equitable marital property division. A retirement plan administrator must comply…
In Arizona, a custodial parent wishing to move with their child out of state or more than 100 miles away within the state must provide written notice of their plans to the other parent. They must give this notice within 45 days of the proposed move. The noncustodial parent has…
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