Tucson Legal Blog

Divorce is difficult for everyone. In the worst cases, however, a spouse may use tactics such as parental alienation to get back at the other spouse. Parental alienation is a harmful syndrome in which one parent disparages the other to children. Parental alienation...

A covenant marriage is a unique marital arrangement that is available only in Arizona and two other states (Arkansas and Louisiana). Those who are in favor of covenant marriages say that they help to strengthen marriages, ensure a high level of commitment from both...

As a high-earning woman in Arizona, you have much to be proud of. But you also need to know that your earning capacity could come back to haunt you during a divorce, especially if you earn substantially more than your husband. Wife.org reports that manimony is the...

If your child is getting a divorce in Arizona and you are concerned about how often you will see your grandkids, there are some things you should know. According to the State Bar of Arizona, if you can prove that a relationship with you is beneficial for the child,...

You hear stories all of the time about how children in Arizona have been negatively impacted by their parent’s decision to file for a divorce. Examples include the emotional trauma endured when a child has to relocate, major alterations to his or her routine, and the...

Divorce can be fraught with emotional difficulties, especially when it comes to the children. It is normal for a child to express anger and sadness toward you during a divorce, but if the emotions appear unfounded and excessive, the other parent may be to blame. If...

When children in Arizona are born out of wedlock, there is no presumption of paternity, as there is for those who are born to married couples. Consequently, mothers, fathers and children in these situations cannot fully receive all the benefits to which they are...