
So You’re Getting Divorced. What Happens to Your Retirement Accounts?
The short answer to “What happens to my retirement accounts if I get divorced in Arizona?” is “About half of the value will probably go
The short answer to “What happens to my retirement accounts if I get divorced in Arizona?” is “About half of the value will probably go
By Gregg Woodnick and Isabel Ranney A term often thrown around when discussing family court matters is “high conflict litigation.” In general, family court can
A common joke among law students, especially for those like me with an undergrad degree in political science, is that we attended law school to
Everyone knows Chris Hansen’s show, To Catch A Predator. He was praised for exposing pedophiles to the world by posing online as underage girls that the
You might know an older couple who is suddenly getting divorced after being married for decades and thought, “Why now?” These “grey divorces” happen. And
Recently, someone called Child Protection Services on Cardi B in the middle of the night. The caller claimed that Cardi B was physically abusing her
Less than a month ago, the Court of Appeals of Arizona heard a case from a wife who accused her husband of using $530,578 “for
False allegations of child abuse from former partners are a reality. Sometimes, they are retaliatory to damage the other parent’s credibility or reputation. This (highly
While we have previously discussed the extent of publicity in a family court proceeding, it is important to note that registry cases are an entirely
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