Aug 22, 2025 | Family Law, Child Custody, Child Support
Under Arizona law, medical decisions fall under the umbrella of legal decision-making. That means the parent or parents with the right to make decisions for a child are responsible for health-related matters. If both parents share this authority, but cannot agree, the court may intervene in accordance with ARS § 25-403 to determine the child’s best interests when parents with joint legal decision-making authority cannot agree on medical treatment.
Jun 26, 2025 | Child Custody, Family Law
When most people hear “child custody,” they picture a custody case involving a biological parent. But in the state of Arizona, the law recognizes that sometimes other relatives may be better suited to care for a child. When a parent cannot provide proper care, a grandparent, aunt, uncle, adult sibling, or another relative may petition the court to obtain custody of a child.
May 14, 2025 | In The News
“I work hard for my clients, I care about my clients, and I pride myself on the relationships I build with them,” Bostick says. That client-centered approach is what sets her apart in a competitive field. Clients don’t just get legal expertise—they get a trusted advocate who stays directly involved every step of the way.
Mar 6, 2025 | Adoption, Family Law
Adopting a child is a life-changing and rewarding journey for families of all kinds. For same-sex couples in Arizona, understanding the adoption process is essential to building your family with confidence. Whether you are a gay couple, lesbian couple, or LGBTQ parents looking to adopt a child, Arizona law allows same-sex couples to adopt through several methods, including private adoption, foster care adoption, and stepparent adoption.
