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Is Arizona a 50/50 Custody State? Understanding Child Custody Laws in AZ
Is Arizona a 50/50 Custody State? Arizona law generally favors equal parenting time, but custody decisions ultimately depend on the child’s best interests. Courts consider factors like parental fitness, cooperation, and past history when determining custody arrangements. While fathers and mothers have equal rights, legal representation can be crucial in securing a fair outcome. Learn how Arizona custody laws work and how to protect your parental rights.
Who Should Move Out of the Family Home During a Divorce?
Determining who should stay in a marital home during a divorce is rarely straightforward. Learn about the many factors that influence this decision.
What Is a Wife Entitled to in a Divorce in Arizona?
Learn what a wife is entitled to during a divorce in Arizona with Gillespie, Shields & Taylor. Our experienced family law attorneys ensure fair asset division.
The Role of Mental Health Evaluations in Arizona Child Custody Proceedings
Mental health evaluations can provide valuable information to help courts make informed decisions that are in the best interests of the children involved.
5 Secrets You Didn’t Know About Adultery and Divorce in Arizona
Did you know that adultery is grounds for divorce in Arizona? If your spouse has been unfaithful, you may be considering a divorce. However, before you make any decisions, it is important to understand the consequences of adultery. In the article, we will discuss 5...
7 Fast Facts About Family Law
The attorneys at GillespieShields practice family, employment, civil, criminal, probate, appellate, and immigration law.Family law is a complicated field of law that encompasses many different areas. If you are involved in any type of family legal issue, it's...
40 Facts About Two Parent Families
In the 1960s, for example, nearly 95 percent of babies were born to couples who were married. Today, 40 percent are born to women who are either single or living with a non-married partner. THE AMERICAN FAMILY TODAY The “typical” American family has changed radically...