CHM Law Successfully Defends Client’s Sole Legal Decision-Making Authority in Contested Modification of Parenting Time Case Client: T v. M Case Type: Modification of Parenting Time, Decision-Making, and Child Support Ruling: Court denied Modification of...
CHM Law Wins Default Divorce Decree for Client, Establishing Sole Legal Decision-Making and Primary Residential Custody Client: P vs. K Case Type: Dissolution of Marriage Ruling: Default Decree of Dissolution designating Client as Sole Decision-Maker and...
Sole Decision-Making and Child Support for Our Client in High-Conflict Dissolution of Marriage Case Client: M v. O Case Type: Dissolution of Marriage Ruling: Default Decree of Dissolution designating Client as Sole Decision-Maker and Primary Parent for the Child,...
CHM Law Wins Temporary Orders and Enforcement of Child Support in Arizona Divorce Case Client: J v. B Case Type: Dissolution of Marriage – Temporary Orders/Enforcement of Child Support Rulings: Temporary Orders designating Client as the primary...
CHM Law Secures Favorable Child Custody Order for Client, Ensuring a Safe and Stable Future Client: A v. S Case Type: Establishment of Custody Orders Ruling: Orders entered by Stipulation of Parties for Client having final say authority, and all of OP’s...
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