Navigating a divorce is challenging under the best circumstances, but it becomes even more complicated when you can’t locate your future ex-spouse. At Colburn Hintze Maletta (CHM), we specialize in handling such complex situations, ensuring your rights are protected and the process moves forward smoothly. Our experienced family law attorneys provide the guidance and support you need during this difficult time, using their expertise to address issues like non-response, relocation, and marital abandonment.
Dividing a business after a divorce involves several critical steps to ensure an equitable outcome. This process includes valuing the business, determining ownership interests, and deciding whether to buy out a spouse’s share or sell the business entirely. By carefully addressing these aspects, clients can protect their investments and maintain business continuity. If you need assistance with having a business divided fairly during a divorce, contact us at CHM Law. Our experienced attorneys can guide you through each step to secure the best possible outcome for your case.
Temporary orders play a vital role in family court by providing a framework that helps parties stabilize their situations as they work toward more permanent solutions. These orders cover a range of needs, including parenting time, custody arrangements, spousal support, and resolution of financial disputes.
By establishing temporary court orders, clients are afforded the necessary time and space to carefully plan and negotiate the final terms of their family law issues without compromising their current well-being or legal rights. If you are navigating complex family law matters and need a structured approach to manage the interim period effectively, securing temporary orders can be a strategic step. Reach out to us at CHM Law, where we can assist in crafting temporary orders that position you advantageously as you prepare for the more definitive resolutions in your case.
Going through a divorce is never easy, but when you are married to a narcissist, the process can become even more challenging. Dealing with a narcissistic spouse during a divorce can be emotionally draining and complicated, especially when it comes to issues like child custody. Narcissists often exhibit controlling and manipulative behavior.
To learn more about handling a divorce with a narcissist and ensuring the best outcome for you and your family, contact us today to schedule a consultation with an Arizona divorce attorney.
An Order of Protection is a legal injunction issued by a court to prevent acts of domestic violence or harassment by restricting the behavior of someone who poses a threat. It can include provisions like prohibiting contact, excluding the individual from certain locations, and other specific conditions to ensure the safety of the person seeking protection. This order is enforceable by law enforcement, meaning violations can lead to arrest and criminal charges.
Rule 49 of the Arizona Rules of Family Law Procedure plays an important role in divorce and child custody proceedings by mandating that both parties disclose all relevant information completely and forthrightly.
Parties are required to automatically exchange crucial documents and information early in the proceedings, typically within 40 days after the response to a petition is filed. This encompasses a wide range of documentation, from financial records like income statements and tax returns to personal documents that may include health records and employment details.