Jul 27, 2026 | Child Custody, Family Law
Parents going through a child custody case in Arizona are often surprised when religious issues come up.When one parent practices a faith, and the other does not, or when parents follow different religions, questions about a child’s religious upbringing can quickly become a serious source of conflict.These disagreements may involve holidays, religious school choices, attendance at religious services, or whether a child should be introduced to one belief system over another.
Jul 22, 2026 | Family Law, Divorce Law
Beginning the divorce process can feel unfamiliar, and many people wonder what they should talk about during their first meeting with an attorney. A helpful way to prepare is to bring a thoughtful list of questions to understand how Arizona divorce law works, what to expect in your divorce case, and how the attorney can guide you through the divorce process. A good conversation at the start helps you feel informed and supported as you move forward.
Jul 19, 2026 | Family Law, Child Custody, Domestic Violence
HB2995 Arizona is commonly associated with Arizona’s proposed Alec and Lydia Act, a reform effort focused on court decisions involving domestic violence, child safety, and parenting time. As of 2026, families should understand both the public discussion around HB2995 and the statutes that courts currently apply.
Jul 18, 2026 | Family Law
Matters involving family law are often deeply personal. When disputes reach the courtroom, the details that become part of the public record can involve sensitive personal information, from financial records to the intimate details of parenting disagreements. In Arizona, the courts recognize that while transparency is essential, certain situations require privacy measures to protect the well-being of those involved, especially children and survivors of abuse.
Jul 16, 2026 | In The News, Family Law
From negotiating a divorce to dealing with child custody and orders of protection, she tailors every step to her client’s needs and priorities. Lauren Bostick makes it her mission to ensure that her clients are thoroughly prepared. She equips them with clear legal advice, practical next steps, a realistic timetable and a strong understanding of their case at hand so that the clients can make grounded decisions moving forward.
Jul 15, 2026 | 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.
