Legal Articles from the Experienced Attorneys at Gillespie, Shields and Taylor

How do Arizona courts determine alimony in Arizona?A question many people have when they first begin divorce proceedings is how much alimony will be awarded. The Arizona courts take a number of factors into consideration to determine if and for how long alimony should...

Who Can Petition For Custody Of A Child In Arizona?Arizona courts are required by law to give custody of a child who is not yet 18 years old, with one exception: the court may assign legal custody of that person to another when it determines this would be in the best...

What Are The Benefits Of Having An Open Custody Arrangement?In a world where two people can't agree on anything, it's good that they've found some common ground with joint physical custody. Not only will this arrangement allow them to share the love and responsibility...

Winning The Custody Battle In Arizona Takes Much More Than LoveWhen parents decide to divorce, they have a lot of decisions ahead. It's not just who will get the house or what type of property division is fair; it also comes down to how much time each parent gets with...

Custody Rights For Grandparents In Arizona: What Are My Rights?Grandparents in Arizona enjoy many of the same rights as parents when it comes to raising and caring for their grandchildren. If you are a grandparent who has been awarded custody or visitation, then here...

How to Prepare for Your Child Custody Case in ArizonaChild custody cases in Arizona can be extremely complex, and often such a case is only decided after long bouts of litigation. If you are the custodial parent or if you believe that your child should not be placed...

How To Pick The Best Child Custody Lawyer In ArizonaA divorce is a complicated process, and while it may not be on the same level of difficulty as child custody cases, there are still many things to consider when divorcing. You need your children's best interests in...