Our top priority in this time of uncertainty is protecting the health and safety of our employees, clients, friends and families. Our office will remain open, but we are primarily working remotely. Essential personnel are in the building, but in their own isolated suites. We believe it is prudent to limit in-person meetings and settlement conferences during this time. Currently, the best way to communicate with us is through emails and telephone calls. Be assured that our technology allows us to provide the same seamless service you would have if everyone were here in person. If an in-person meeting is required, we are strictly adhering to CDC Guidelines. We are posting regular updates on how COVID-19 affects family law issues on our blog and our Facebook page.
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Deciding the value of a family business in a divorce defies the certainty of a “ones and zeros” calculation. The only true certainty is that an appraisal will be costly and disruptive – the appraisal depends on the appraiser being a “seer,” who divines the future. Recent events make appraisals even more uncertain. The appraisal
We are pleased to announce that attorney Josh Andelora has joined our Firm as a Litigation Coach! To our knowledge, we are one of the few family law firms in the nation that offer this kind of service. Josh enjoys helping other’s navigate themselves and the world we live in. Prior to joining our team
We are pleased to announce that attorney Holly Edwards has joined our Firm! Holly brings with her over 16 years of family law experience. She is licensed in both Arizona and California, and is a proud spouse of a military combat veteran who served in the U.S. Marine Corps for over twenty-one years. This has
So you think you like those little purse poppers or AirTags to keep track of all your stuff? Think again. These devices have been billed as a cheap and easy way to track everything. But what you can keep track of, so can anyone else– not just ordinary stalkers or thieves either. Your ex or
Many divorced parents find themselves in the same boat: their parenting plan just doesn’t work anymore and their ex won’t cooperate to change it. If this sounds like you, you may be able to change it. But you need to know the rules. What is a Parenting Plan? A Parenting Plan is something that the
COVID is stressful and contentious enough. But when separated or divorcing parents have disagreements over vaccinating their children or sending them to school, it can be all out war. Although COVID is a recent phenomenon, disagreements about medical decisions for children has a long legal history. As recently as 2018, the Arizona Supreme Court defined
If you have shared child custody with an ex, you probably know the term “co-parenting.” Co-parenting is almost always recommended by the Courts as being in the best interests of the minor child. However, what if your ex is a narcissist or otherwise emotionally abusive? What if despite your best efforts to co-parent with your
Did you know the Pima County Superior Court offers free counseling services to help keep your marriage intact and to help you with parenting issues? There is no need to file for a divorce first. Not only that, the Conciliation Court is staffed with really well trained professionals. Plus, for now at least, it offers
In a divorce, tracking down and then dividing Bitcoin can be tricky. Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies have gained lots of attention recently. Its value has recently escalated and just eclipsed an all-time high of almost $49,000 a coin. High profile investors such as Tesla (1.5 billion investment!) and Carolina Panthers player, Russell Okung (converted half