NEW AZ SUPREME COURT CASE RESTORES FAIRNESS TO FAMILY LAW

Jan 19, 2019 | Family Law

Thanks to the Arizona Supreme Court’s decision in the case of Nicaise v. Sundaram the planets are now all aligned and balance has been restored in the world. Ok, maybe this is a little bit of an exaggeration, but not much as far as Arizona Family Law is concerned. Let...

DIVORCE HOLIDAY SURVIVAL GUIDE

Dec 5, 2018 | Divorce

  It takes courage.  Making it through the holidays can be stressful for any family. But for newly divorced couples or those who are in the midst of a divorce or custody dispute, it can feel almost traumatic. The thought of not having your children throughout...

SEEKING GRANDPARENT VISITATION? WELL, LIFE JUST GOT EASIER.

Oct 21, 2018 | Grandparents' Rights

  If you are seeking Grandparent Visitation with a grandchild who is being withheld from you by an angry parent, you’re in luck. Because Family Law in Arizona has recently changed and life has suddenly become easier for those seeking Grandparents Visitation...

WORKING DAD’S JOURNAL — First Day of School

Oct 13, 2018 | Family Law

LETTER TO MY SON ON HIS FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL: August 8, 1994 Today was your first day of kindergarten. This morning, at breakfast, you seemed a little tentative, so I volunteered to walk you to school. Your mom laid out your new school clothes on your bed, and now you...

Business Owner Comp: More Than Just A Wage

Oct 2, 2018 | Family Law

  By Guest Columnist: Laura S. Leopardi, CPA/ABV/CFF/CGMA, MBA   Family law cases involving community businesses inevitably require an analysis of business owner compensation. Privately-held (also referred to as closely-held) business owners tend to...