AI Tools and Family Law: Helpful Resources or Risky Replacements?
AI tools can help you understand family law basics, but they cannot replace a real attorney when emotions and children’s futures are involved. Discover when AI helps and when it hurts in divorce and custody cases.
When Is The Best Time To Contact A Family Law Attorney?
If you’re facing separation or a child custody dispute, timing matters. Learn why consulting a family law attorney early can protect your rights, strengthen your case, and help you avoid costly missteps during a family crisis.
H-1B $100,000 Fee Targets New Applicants Abroad
New USCIS guidance limits the H-1B $100,000 fee to brand new applicants outside the U.S. and excludes change-of-status filings inside the country. See the key implications.
Supreme Court Keeps Work Rights for H-1B Visa Holders’ Spouses
The Supreme Court has declined to hear a challenge to the Obama-era rule letting H-1B spouses work in the U.S., a major relief for immigrant families relying on dual incomes.
California’s New Caregiver Law Sparks Parental Rights Debate. What Arizona Families Can Learn From It.
California just passed a controversial aw allowing more relatives, including distant ones, to act as caregivers if parents are deported. Could Arizona be next? Here's what families need to know.
Filing for Conservatorship (Custody) as a Non-Parent in Arizona
Sometimes a child’s safety requires a non-parent to step in. Learn how Arizona law allows grandparents, relatives, or caregivers to file for conservatorship, what forms you’ll need, and when emergency custody orders apply.
Pet Custody: Who Gets To Keep The Four-Legged Family Members?
Who gets the dog? In divorce court, it's not always about love or loyalty. Learn how states decide pet custody and what you can do to keep your companion.
Equal Custody Law Has Lowered Divorce Rates. But at What Cost?
Kentucky's 50/50 custody law slashed divorce rates, but at what cost to survivors and children? Here’s what Arizona families should know as national custody laws evolve.
What Happens to Retirement Accounts in a Divorce?
Retirement accounts like 401(k)s and IRAs can be major marital assets. Here's how they're divided during divorce and what to know if you're in Arizona..
Back to School Expenses: Who Pays When Parents Share Custody?
Back-to-school season brings extra costs beyond child support. Learn how courts divide school expenses between co-parents and what legal options exist.
After 10-Year-Old Rebekah’s Death, Arizona Lawmakers Confront a Broken Child Welfare System
Arizona lawmakers are under pressure to fix child welfare failures after the tragic death of 10-year-old Rebekah Baptiste. Will this task force lead to real change?
Back-to-School Custody Planning: A Smart Legal Move for Co-Parents
New school year, new schedule? Before routines clash and communication breaks down, discover why August is the smartest time to update your custody plan.
Summer Custody Schedules: Why Now Is the Time to Review Your Parenting Plan
Summer break can throw even the most well-organized custody arrangements into chaos. As vacation plans, travel logistics, and shifting schedules come into play, reviewing your custody order early can prevent misunderstandings, legal conflicts, and stress for everyone, especially your children.
The Hidden Danger of Post-Separation Abuse in Custody Battles
Post-separation abuse is a hidden danger in family court, where abusers may use custody battles to maintain control over a former partner. Learn how coercive control continues through legal manipulation and how protective parents can fight back with trauma-informed representation.
What You Need to Know If You Have A Demanding Career And Still Want Custody
A demanding job doesn’t mean you’ll lose custody. This post explains how courts assess custody for career-driven parents, what judges look for, and how to prove you’re providing a stable, loving home—even with a packed schedule.
Divorce After 50: What You Need to Know About “Gray Divorce”
Divorce after 50—also known as “gray divorce”—is on the rise, with rates doubling in the past three decades. Longer life expectancy, financial independence, and changing social norms are prompting more couples to choose freedom over decades of dissatisfaction. But divorcing later in life brings complex challenges, from dividing retirement savings to navigating health care and estate planning. In this article, we explore why gray divorce is trending—and what you need to know to protect your future.
What “Full Custody” Really Means and How to Fight for It
Custody battles are more than legal jargon—they're about preserving the moments that matter most. From bedtime routines to school pickups, everything changes when your time with your child is on the line. After divorce, terms like physical, legal, joint, and sole custody can feel overwhelming. This guide breaks down what “full custody” really means—and how to fight for the parenting time your child deserves.
Making Child Custody Exchanges Safer
Custody exchanges should never come with fear. But as the tragic story of Cassie Carli shows, even routine hand-offs can turn dangerous. This post explores new laws, practical safety tips, and legal protections to help parents create safer transitions—before it’s too late.
Nondisparagement Clauses in Divorce: Balancing Harmony and Free Speech
Can a divorce agreement really limit what you say about your ex? Nondisparagement clauses are meant to protect kids from toxic co-parenting—but they can also raise free speech concerns. Learn how courts balance emotional safety with constitutional rights, and what you should know before agreeing to one.
Child Support Modifications: When, Why, and How to Ensure Fair Support for Your Child
Child support isn’t one-size-fits-all—especially when life throws a curveball. Job loss, custody changes, or a new family dynamic can all affect support obligations. Learn when and how to legally request a modification, what mistakes to avoid, and how to ensure your child’s needs stay front and center.