A divorce can be financially challenging if you have been relying on your spouse for upkeep. But, Arizona laws allow you to request alimony or spousal maintenance. But, you need to prove you are eligible to receive alimony. Alimony payments can be during the divorce proceedings, after the divorce decree,...
Establishing paternity in Arizona is the legal process of determining the biological father of a child. The legal process is often common among unmarried parents. For a married couple, the law presumes the husband to be the biological father of any child born to the couple. However, for an unmarried...
A divorce or a legal separation significantly changes family circumstances, especially for a couple with children. Parents don’t need the family court to tell them about their responsibilities and how to co-parent. Yet, most divorcing couples can’t agree on child support and child custody issues. Additionally, most divorcing parents are unaware...
At Liberty Audette and Associates we strive to find the best possible results for the entire family. This is especially true when children are involved. With any separation involving children Visitation Rights are an important part of the process for all parties involved. At Liberty Audette & Associates we are...
Divorce and mediation represent two distinct paths to resolving marital disputes. In Arizona, both paths typically involve legal representation to ensure that agreements are fair and binding. Understanding the nuances between divorce and mediation can help individuals choose the best approach for their situation. Understanding Divorce Arizona's status as a “no-fault” divorce...
Audette and Associates has a multi decade long history in Tucson Arizona, helping Arizona residents navigate the mediation and divorce process. Any separation is a process that takes time and effort from all parties involved. Navigating the complexities of a divorce or separation can be one of the most challenging experiences...
In Arizona, child custody laws recognize two main types: Physical and Legal Custody. Physical Custody pertains to the time a parent spends with their child, which can be classified as sole, primary, or joint. Legal Custody involves a parent's rights to make decisions about their child's health, education, and welfare,...
