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My Spouse Went To Prison – Is That Grounds for a Divorce?
In the state of Arizona, if your spouse has been convicted of a felony offense or is currently serving time in prison, you may qualify for an immediate divorce without having to wait the mandatory waiting period. However, if your spouse has not been convicted of a felony and is simply serving time, it may not be grounds for immediate divorce. Ultimately, it is essential to speak with an experienced family legal paraprofessional who can guide what options are available to you based on the particular circumstances of your case.
Ways Social Media Can Affect Child Custody & Parenting Time
Our list of top reasons how social media can affect child custody and parenting time should be avoided at all costs. This is especially true when you are planning to avoid limited visitation. As a parent going through a divorce involving children, it is important to remember that before, during, and after the start of any proceedings, the entire behavior of both parents will be reviewed.
10 Facts for Selling a House During Divorce or After a Divorce
Figuring out what to do with your marital home can be one of the most difficult decisions you and your estranged spouse might have to negotiate. Many people are attached to their homes and find it hard to let them go. However, it might be necessary for you to downsize and find a more affordable home instead of remaining in your house.
Top 7 Steps How to Get a Divorce Without a Lawyer in Arizona
Many Arizonans think that they must hire a divorce lawyer to get divorced or represent themselves. However, you can choose the third option and hire a licensed legal paraprofessional at a significantly more affordable cost as compared to a traditional Phoenix divorce attorney. Here are seven steps you can follow to get a divorce with the help of an a Licensed Legal Professional without needing to hire an expensive divorce lawyer.
Do I Have to Wait Until Divorce is Final Before Alimony or Child Support?
It is possible for you to get temporary orders for spousal and child support while your divorce is pending with the help of Stephanie Villalobos, LP at De Novo Law. Here is some information about temporary orders for spousal support and child support and what to do to get them.
Filing Taxes in Arizona During a Divorce
It is important for you to understand how to handle your income tax return when you are divorcing and what to do with any refund you might receive. Just like a divorce attorney, Stephanie Villalobos, a licensed legal paraprofessional at De Novo Law, can help you to negotiate the various aspects of your divorce, including your taxes during a divorce.
Covid’s Impact on Relationships in 2022
The COVID-19 pandemic has wreaked havoc on many people’s lives. The added stress placed on people during the pandemic has also led to an uptick in Arizona divorce filings. The pandemic has also made child custody and divorce matters more complicated.
What is an Arizona Legal Paraprofessional?
LPs can offer full legal services in administrative, criminal, civil, and family law matters with very few restrictions. Mrs. Villalobos practices solely in the area of family law. However, she cannot handle appeals, qualified domestic relations orders (QDROs), or the division of formal business entities or commercial property.
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