Arizona Unmarried Property Co-Ownership: How to Protect Your Investment
Buying a home with someone is exciting—but if you’re unmarried, the legal protections and expectations are very different. Changes in relationships can turn property division…
How Is Child Custody Decided in Arizona?
Divorces involving minor children are often highly emotionally contested matters that result in a great deal of litigation. We aim to help you understand Arizona’s…
Spousal Maintenance in Arizona: How Much and How Long?
Spousal maintenance, known as alimony in Arizona, may be a highly contested matter in a divorce. As a result, having an experienced spousal maintenance attorney…
Can I Keep the House? What Happens to Property in an Arizona Divorce
Possession of the house and other property is always a sticky situation in Arizona divorce proceedings. Even if you agree which one of you will…
Who Gets What? Q&A on Division of Assets in an Arizona Divorce
The division of assets in divorce can be challenging. Deciding who gets the house in your Arizona divorce, your vehicles, bank accounts, and other valuable…
Divorce vs. Dissolution of Marriage in Arizona: Is There a Difference?
Dissolution of marriage is a legal term that many often use instead of the word divorce. Although a dissolution of marriage may sound more dignified…
What Is the Divorce Process in Arizona? Step-by-Step Guide for 2025
The steps to divorce or dissolution of marriage in Arizona can be complex, depending on your situation. If your divorce involves minor children, significant property,…
Community Property and Real Estate in Divorce
Every Arizona divorce proceeding includes a division of property owned by either or both spouses, including real estate. As Arizona is a community property state,…
Ultimate Guide to Selling Your House During a Divorce
What You Need to Know If you are going through a divorce, one of the things that you will need to decide is what will…
Separation Agreements in Arizona
Separation Agreements (A.R.S. § 25-317) Sometimes married couples decide to separate, either in anticipation of divorce, giving one or both of the parties “some space,”…