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The divorce rate for adults over 50 has doubled since the 1990s, according to a 2022 study. For those over 65, it tripled. If you are retired, or close to it, you might have watched friends split up after decades together. That can raise questions about what would...
Stock options significantly enhance a compensation package, especially in executive or high-income roles. When divorce proceedings begin, you may question whether stock options qualify as marital property. If granted during the marriage, they typically do....
Moving to another state with a child after a divorce can be complicated. Parents often relocate for job opportunities, family support, or a fresh start. However, legal restrictions may apply, especially when a custody order is in place. Understanding the legal...
Starting a business after getting married often leads to questions about its division during a divorce. Understanding how the court views marital and separate property helps protect business interests. Classifying the business as marital property Under Arizona law,...
One of the top priorities for many divorcing individuals is making sure they walk away with the assets that matter to them most. In Arizona, property division in a divorce follows specific guidelines based on whether the property counts as community or separate...
Child custody laws in Arizona protect the best interests of children while ensuring that both parents maintain a meaningful role in their upbringing. The state prioritizes the child’s welfare and encourages parents to cooperate in co-parenting. Understanding these...
Divorce impacts adult children in various ways. Many people assume that older children handle their parents' separation better than younger ones. However, adult children also experience significant emotional and psychological effects. Feelings of loss and instability...
There is no one-size-fits-all solution for settling a divorce. Just as each family is unique, various paths exist for resolving a split, even if the process is contentious. One decision a couple must make is between mediation and litigation. These two approaches have...
Divorce can be tough, especially when it comes to deciding who gets the family home. Determining who keeps the house involves careful thought and understanding of Arizona's laws. If couples can not agree, divorce courts can decide. This avenue often leads to more...
Couples going through a divorce in Arizona often grapple with the division of assets. One significant aspect that comes into focus is the treatment of businesses in the context of community property. Understanding whether a business is community property is important...