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Arizona Divorce
The DivorceInfo Network Lawyer for Arizona is Alexander Nirenstein. Click here to read his FAQs about divorce in Arizona. You can't explore resources for divorce in Arizona for long without encountering the excellent materials provided by Maricopa County Superior Court. There's a generous array of information, including a self service center with divorce forms and a good bit of General Information about Divorce. Oh, if only other courts were so conscientious about helping people! Here's the Arizona Child Support Guidelines Calculator from the Arizona Judicial Branch, and here is something called the Model Parenting Time Plans from the Arizona Supreme Court. I can't tell you that the Model Parenting Time Plans document is excellent, because I haven't read it. I can tell you that it's long (52 pages)! If you don't need a lawyer and just want to file a simple divorce, you can order the forms and do it yourself, or you can get DocuPro to do it for you. Here's a collection of resources from Paralegal Plus in Glendale, including information on Child Support, Visitation Guidelines, and Joint Custody Guidelines. And here's an Arizona Divorce Law Primer from Russell R. Moker in Sedona. Here's a short paper on Community Property and Debts in Dissolution of Marriage Cases under Arizona Law from James L. Stroud in Tucson. A local divorce lawyer can help you understand the laws in your area and how they will affect your case. Fill out the form below to arrange a divorce case evaluation. The Arizona Legislative Information System has all the family law statutes (Title 25) available online. You can also check out FAQ's about Divorce in Arizona from the Divorce Store. |
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