Parenting time is perhaps the largest factor affecting the amount of child support a non-custodial parent will pay. The more parenting time days one spends with the children, the bigger the discount off the presumptive child support amount. For more information, call me, Greg Davis at Davis Limited, (602) 279-1900.
By: Greg Davis
Parenting time is perhaps the largest factor affecting the amount of child support a non-custodial parent will pay. The more parenting time days one spends with the children, the bigger the discount off the presumptive child support amount. For more information, call me, Greg Davis at Davis Limited, (602) 279-1900.
By: Greg Davis
A divorce, an annulment, and a legal separation are all very similar in many respects, so there are a couple of important key differences that you should understand. When asked to enter a divorce, annulment, or a legal separation, the court is required to enter specific orders. If there are children involved, the court is required to make orders as to child support. The court is also required to enter orders explaining which parent is going to have the parenting time with the children and which parent, or both parents are going to have the legal decision-making for the child. Even if there are no children involved, the court is required to enter orders as to spousal support. Also, the court is required to enter orders dividing up the assets and debt of the parties. In those respects, a divorce, an annulment, and a legal separation are all very similar.
Now, the differences are also important to understand. In a divorce, the judge is essentially saying, “I now pronounce the parties no longer man and wife”. With an annulment, the judge is saying, “We’re going to pretend that you guys were never really married”. With a legal separation, the parties actually remain married, but the court has divided up all the assets and debts. In a legal separation case, if the parties are able to reconcile the marriage, the court can remove the legal separation, and they are back to being married. If you would like more information, please contact me at (480) 733-6800, or you can visit us online.
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A divorce, an annulment, and a legal separation are all very similar in many respects, so there are a couple of important key differences that you should understand. When asked to enter a divorce, annulment, or a legal separation, the court is required to enter specific orders. If there are children involved, the court is required to make orders as to child support. The court is also required to enter orders explaining which parent is going to have the parenting time with the children and which parent, or both parents are going to have the legal decision-making for the child. Even if there are no children involved, the court is required to enter orders as to spousal support. Also, the court is required to enter orders dividing up the assets and debt of the parties. In those respects, a divorce, an annulment, and a legal separation are all very similar.
Now, the differences are also important to understand. In a divorce, the judge is essentially saying, “I now pronounce the parties no longer man and wife”. With an annulment, the judge is saying, “We’re going to pretend that you guys were never really married”. With a legal separation, the parties actually remain married, but the court has divided up all the assets and debts. In a legal separation case, if the parties are able to reconcile the marriage, the court can remove the legal separation, and they are back to being married. If you would like more information, please contact me at (480) 733-6800, or you can visit us online.
For additional information on divorce, annulment and legal separation in Arizona, please visit a profile and complete a contact form.
Hi, I am Chris Hildebrand of Hildebrand Law. I am the owner and founder of Hildebrand Law. We practice family law in Arizona, which includes divorce, legal separation, child custody, child support, alimony issues, community property and community debit issues. What motivates me to practice family or to do the best family law work that we do at Hildebrand Law is a desire to help people transition through the process as easily and smoothly as they can. I feel we provide a lot more than legal advice for our clients.
We are concerned genuinely concerned about the outcome of every client’s case and the impact that this divorce case have or may have on this client’s life or their children. We take a lot of care and detail to ensure that the advice we give our clients and the work we are putting on their behalf and the effort we are exerting for that client is going to provide a result for that client that is satisfying for the client that is helpful to the client and their children and it is going to set them on a path that is positive. I am able to draw on my almost 20 years of family law experience to really walk my clients through complicated and difficult process of a divorce in Arizona, so that we can take that client from the place of being fearful of where their life is going to be to a place where they can move on with their life and have a very happy life.
By: Chris Hildebrand
Hi, I am Chris Hildebrand of Hildebrand Law. I am the owner and founder of Hildebrand Law. We practice family law in Arizona, which includes divorce, legal separation, child custody, child support, alimony issues, community property and community debit issues. What motivates me to practice family or to do the best family law work that we do at Hildebrand Law is a desire to help people transition through the process as easily and smoothly as they can. I feel we provide a lot more than legal advice for our clients.
We are concerned genuinely concerned about the outcome of every client’s case and the impact that this divorce case have or may have on this client’s life or their children. We take a lot of care and detail to ensure that the advice we give our clients and the work we are putting on their behalf and the effort we are exerting for that client is going to provide a result for that client that is satisfying for the client that is helpful to the client and their children and it is going to set them on a path that is positive. I am able to draw on my almost 20 years of family law experience to really walk my clients through complicated and difficult process of a divorce in Arizona, so that we can take that client from the place of being fearful of where their life is going to be to a place where they can move on with their life and have a very happy life.
By: Chris Hildebrand
My name is Greg Davis. I’m an attorney with Davis Limited in Scottsdale, Arizona. I’ve been practicing law for (22) twenty-two years and I’ve been practicing family law almost exclusively for most of that time. Clients often choose me, because I’m communicative, I’m responsive. Most complaints I hear about lawyers, “Lawyers never return phone calls… They don’t tell me when something happens”. I promise, when something happens you’ll be the second to know if I’m the first. Every one of my clients has my telephone number, my cell phone number. I’m available (24) twenty-four hours a day, (7) seven days a week, (365) three hundred sixty-five days a year, literally.
At Davis Limited, most of our cases are high conflict. We like the high conflict cases because we can do the most good there. When a court proceeding starts, the judge looks out at the courtroom and it looks at two attorneys, the petitioner and the respondent. I’ve known these judges for a long time. I’ve been working with them for a long time. I would hope that the judge is going to look to me to find, “What’s a reasonable solution”. The judge doesn’t want to decide things for your family. The judge wants you to decide things for your family. I can help you do that. We do fight for our clients like no one else. We do everything we can to avoid trials, but if you go to trial we fight like hell.
To me, being aggressive doesn’t mean disrespectful, it doesn’t mean being mean, it means chasing down every issue, chasing down every piece of evidence and fighting like hell for my clients. Most of our cases have substance abuse or domestic violence involved. It’s not rare. It’s quite common in the practice of family law because what we deal with every day are good people at the their very worst. If you want to work with an experienced, dedicated and reliable attorney who communicates with you and is with you throughout the entire process, call me, Greg Davis at Davis Limited, (602) 279-1900. The website is www.davislimited.com. I look forward to working with you.
By: Greg Davis
My name is Greg Davis. I’m an attorney with Davis Limited in Scottsdale, Arizona. I’ve been practicing law for (22) twenty-two years and I’ve been practicing family law almost exclusively for most of that time. Clients often choose me, because I’m communicative, I’m responsive. Most complaints I hear about lawyers, “Lawyers never return phone calls… They don’t tell me when something happens”. I promise, when something happens you’ll be the second to know if I’m the first. Every one of my clients has my telephone number, my cell phone number. I’m available (24) twenty-four hours a day, (7) seven days a week, (365) three hundred sixty-five days a year, literally.
At Davis Limited, most of our cases are high conflict. We like the high conflict cases because we can do the most good there. When a court proceeding starts, the judge looks out at the courtroom and it looks at two attorneys, the petitioner and the respondent. I’ve known these judges for a long time. I’ve been working with them for a long time. I would hope that the judge is going to look to me to find, “What’s a reasonable solution”. The judge doesn’t want to decide things for your family. The judge wants you to decide things for your family. I can help you do that. We do fight for our clients like no one else. We do everything we can to avoid trials, but if you go to trial we fight like hell.
To me, being aggressive doesn’t mean disrespectful, it doesn’t mean being mean, it means chasing down every issue, chasing down every piece of evidence and fighting like hell for my clients. Most of our cases have substance abuse or domestic violence involved. It’s not rare. It’s quite common in the practice of family law because what we deal with every day are good people at the their very worst. If you want to work with an experienced, dedicated and reliable attorney who communicates with you and is with you throughout the entire process, call me, Greg Davis at Davis Limited, (602) 279-1900. The website is www.davislimited.com. I look forward to working with you.
By: Greg Davis
In a divorce without minor children, you will file a petition for dissolution of your marriage and request a division of community assets and debts, an affirmation of your sole and separate property, an award of spousal maintenance if applicable, and perhaps, reimbursement for your attorney’s fees and costs.
If your divorce involves minor children, then your petition will ask the court to additionally determine child custody, which is now called legal decision making, parenting time and child support. You file your petition with the superior court in the county where you reside and serve a copy on your spouse.
The soonest you can get divorced in Arizona is (60) sixty days from the date your spouse is served. If your spouse does not file a response in the proper time frame, you can request that your spouse be defaulted and proceed to a default hearing before the court. If your spouse files a response, your case can be resolved by two options; agreement or trial.
If you reach an agreement, a consent decree can be prepared and signed by both parties and then submitted to the court for the judge’s signature and there is no need to appear in court for a trial. If you cannot reach an agreement, the court will set the unresolved issues for trial. If you want me to explain in detail the divorce process, please call me at Warner Angle, (602) 264-7101 to schedule a complimentary consultation. I look forward to meeting with you.
In a divorce without minor children, you will file a petition for dissolution of your marriage and request a division of community assets and debts, an affirmation of your sole and separate property, an award of spousal maintenance if applicable, and perhaps, reimbursement for your attorney’s fees and costs.
If your divorce involves minor children, then your petition will ask the court to additionally determine child custody, which is now called legal decision making, parenting time and child support. You file your petition with the superior court in the county where you reside and serve a copy on your spouse.
The soonest you can get divorced in Arizona is (60) sixty days from the date your spouse is served. If your spouse does not file a response in the proper time frame, you can request that your spouse be defaulted and proceed to a default hearing before the court. If your spouse files a response, your case can be resolved by two options; agreement or trial.
If you reach an agreement, a consent decree can be prepared and signed by both parties and then submitted to the court for the judge’s signature and there is no need to appear in court for a trial. If you cannot reach an agreement, the court will set the unresolved issues for trial. If you want me to explain in detail the divorce process, please call me at Warner Angle, (602) 264-7101 to schedule a complimentary consultation. I look forward to meeting with you.
My name is Joel Hoffman. I’m a family law attorney at Warner Angle and I’ve been practicing family law in Arizona for over thirty years. I always return my client’s calls everyday. Sometimes I even surprise my clients because I call them in the evenings and on weekends. And the main compliment that I seem to always get is that I am caring, compassionate and a strong advocate for my clients and I find that provides me with getting them excellent results. I over-prepare for my client’s cases. I know the cases backward and forward and I’m able to give an incredible presentation to the court. Well, I can tell you I’ve had many sleepless nights over some of my client’s cases.
Sometimes, I feel like I worry about my client’s cases as much, if not more than the clients themselves. I find that when clients come into my office, they have lots of concerns and emotions. And so my job is to try and give them some sense of independence, a sense of empowerment, some guidance and some focus, so they can get through one of the most difficult periods that they will ever face in their entire life. I really take it to heart. It’s something that really bothers me that I go home at night and I really am dedicated and concerned for their well being and really try so hard to get them a favorable outcome in the court, so that when they leave my office and have finished the divorce process, they can go on and start a new chapter in their life. If you call me at (602) 264-7101, at my law firm, which is called Warner Angle, I’d be more than happy to schedule a complimentary consultation to answer all your family law questions.
My name is Joel Hoffman. I’m a family law attorney at Warner Angle and I’ve been practicing family law in Arizona for over thirty years. I always return my client’s calls everyday. Sometimes I even surprise my clients because I call them in the evenings and on weekends. And the main compliment that I seem to always get is that I am caring, compassionate and a strong advocate for my clients and I find that provides me with getting them excellent results. I over-prepare for my client’s cases. I know the cases backward and forward and I’m able to give an incredible presentation to the court. Well, I can tell you I’ve had many sleepless nights over some of my client’s cases.
Sometimes, I feel like I worry about my client’s cases as much, if not more than the clients themselves. I find that when clients come into my office, they have lots of concerns and emotions. And so my job is to try and give them some sense of independence, a sense of empowerment, some guidance and some focus, so they can get through one of the most difficult periods that they will ever face in their entire life. I really take it to heart. It’s something that really bothers me that I go home at night and I really am dedicated and concerned for their well being and really try so hard to get them a favorable outcome in the court, so that when they leave my office and have finished the divorce process, they can go on and start a new chapter in their life. If you call me at (602) 264-7101, at my law firm, which is called Warner Angle, I’d be more than happy to schedule a complimentary consultation to answer all your family law questions.
In most circumstances, you can’t keep your spouse’s health insurance after a divorce. You can, however, convert your spouse’s health insurance to your own plan under HIPAA, the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act. Most people know this as COBRA. It’s a wonderful thing to be able to keep your insurance for another (36) thirty-six months. Unfortunately, it’s also very expensive. For details, contact me, Greg Davis, at (602) 279-1900.
By: Greg Davis
In most circumstances, you can’t keep your spouse’s health insurance after a divorce. You can, however, convert your spouse’s health insurance to your own plan under HIPAA, the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act. Most people know this as COBRA. It’s a wonderful thing to be able to keep your insurance for another (36) thirty-six months. Unfortunately, it’s also very expensive. For details, contact me, Greg Davis, at (602) 279-1900.
By: Greg Davis
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