CHM Law Secures Sole Decision-Making Authority for Client in High-Risk Child Custody Case Client: J v. D Case Type: Establishment of Custody Orders Ruling: Overturned unfavorable Temporary Orders to get Client sole legal decision-making authority and Opposing...
CHM Law Secures Favorable Divorce Decree for Client in High-Conflict Arizona Divorce Case Client: C v.T Case Type: Dissolution of Marriage with Minor Children Ruling: Favorable Divorce Decree with Extensive Parenting Time for Client and Award of Attorney’s Fees...
CHM Law Secures Dismissal in Wrongful Paternity Case to Establish Custody – Client Awarded Attorney’s Fees Client: E v. L Case Type: Petition to Establish Paternity Ruling: Dismissal with Prejudice and Award of Attorney’s Fees Court: Maricopa County Superior...
Client had a child out of wedlock with the Opposing Party. Although the Parties were briefly in a relationship, during the pregnancy, it became apparent to Client that the Opposing Party was abusive, which led Client to terminate the relationship before the Child was...
Client sought assistance from Colburn Hintze Maletta (CHM Law) years after his divorce after his ex-spouse filed to have Client held in contempt for non-payment of spousal maintenance. The Parties’ Divorce Decree, which was entered long before CHM established a...
When neither parent has superior decision-making authority except for things specifically identified by the court or the parents in the final judgment.