Nov 2, 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.
Oct 20, 2025 | Family Law
In Arizona family law cases, ex parte means “from one party.” An ex parte order is a court order issued without prior notice to the other party. These orders are permitted only in exceptional circumstances because they temporarily limit the rights of one party without allowing that party to present its case first.
Jun 19, 2025 | Criminal Defense, Theft
If you or a loved one is facing charges under ARS §13-2009, you could be looking at a felony conviction, mandatory prison time, and long-term consequences to your personal and professional life. Understanding how these charges are filed, what the state must prove, and the penalties involved is essential to building a strong defense. The good news is, with the right legal strategy and early intervention, you can fight back.
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.
Feb 3, 2025 | Family Law, Child Custody, Divorce Law
In today’s digital world, social media has transformed how we communicate, share personal moments, and stay connected. Be aware that anything posted on social media can become a public record and impact your custody case. However, social media can be a double-edged sword when facing a divorce case or a child custody case. Many people underestimate how online activity can become social media evidence, such as posts on social media, which can be pivotal in a divorce case, influencing family law cases and impacting custody arrangements in court.
