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Going through a divorce can be extremely difficult and emotional. Having an experienced family law firm on your side can help alleviate some of the stressors that manifest during this time. Divorce laws vary by state and can be quite complex. Paradise Valley Family Law understands the local laws and procedures and can guide you through the process. We’ll advise you on important matters like custody, spousal support, and division of assets and debts.
Going through a divorce can be an emotionally trying and legally complex process. You may be wondering if hiring an attorney is necessary or if you can handle the divorce on your own. An experienced Arizona divorce attorney can provide invaluable guidance and support during this difficult transition. Though attorneys do come with additional costs, the benefits often outweigh the expense.
An attorney who specializes in family law can help ensure your rights are protected and your interests represented in the divorce proceedings. They will know the intricacies of Arizona divorce laws and what needs to be done to reach the outcome you desire. A lawyer can handle all the required paperwork, filings, and communications with your spouse and the court system. This saves you time and reduces stress. Your attorney can also objectively evaluate any settlement offers and negotiate favorable terms for child custody, spousal maintenance, property division, and other aspects of your divorce. Their experience litigating divorces gives them leverage during negotiations.
Some key responsibilities of your divorce attorney may include: reviewing your assets and financial records, calculating support payments and division of property, communicating with your spouse's attorney, filing motions and court documents, representing you at court hearings, and helping craft a parenting plan and divorce settlement agreement. Your lawyer will walk you through each step of the process, explain your options, and provide expert recommendations based on your situation and goals.
Are you facing family law issues? Do you need help sorting out child custody or support? Do you need to make modifications to existing family law orders? Paradise Valley Family Law can help. Contact us today to get started.
Contact us todayIn Arizona, there is a mandatory waiting period of at least 60 days after filing before a divorce can be finalized. Uncontested divorces typically take 3-6 months, while contested divorces can take over a year.
Retirement accounts and pensions earned during the marriage are considered community property. The value is divided equitably between spouses as part of the overall property settlement.
Once the judge signs the divorce decree and any waiting period passes, the divorce is considered final. In Arizona, you must wait at least 60 days after filing.