What Every Parent Needs to Know Before It Becomes a Problem

Introduction

If you have a child and are not married, one of the most important—and misunderstood—questions is:

Who actually has custody?

Many parents assume they have equal rights. Others believe the mother automatically controls everything. The ...

This is one of the most common—and most misunderstood—questions business owners ask when facing divorce:

“Can my spouse take half my business?”

The short answer is: not necessarily—but it is not that simple. It can be quite complex, and it is important to understand the legal nuances.

Arizona is a community property state, but that does n...

For business owners, divorce is not just a personal decision—it is also a financial and strategic event. You’ve worked hard to build your business, and the goal should be to protect it while working toward a fair, practical outcome for both parties.

By the time many people begin asking how to protect their business, they are already reacting to a situation that is unfo...

Business owners in Arizona face unique legal and financial risks when entering a marriage or navigating changes during a marriage. This is especially true in a community property state like Arizona, where businesses, income, and even future growth may be subject to division in a divorce.

Professionals, entrepreneurs, and closely held business owners in Scottsdale, Para...

Prenuptial and postnuptial agreements can be powerful planning tools for couples in Arizona, including those living in Scottsdale and Paradise Valley. However, these agreements are only effective if they are done correctly.

Arizona courts will not enforce an agreement simply because both spouses signed it. The process matters. Timing, disclosure, fairness, and legal gu...