An Arizona Family Law Attorney is an individual who
practices several specific areas of law that deal with domestic relationships
in the state of Arizona. Their clients
are from all walks of life and are usually in need of desperate legal help
because of a difficult situation in their home life. Family Law Attorneys are usually extremely
compassionate individuals who believe in the law and the sanctity of the
family. They keep long hours, work
diligently to learn their craft and often are aggressive advocates for the
causes of their clients. The work they
do ranges from simple divorces to complex child custody battles and they are
usually the voice of reason in wilderness to individuals who find themselves in
highly emotional conflicts involving ex-spouses, children, property and
finances.
Areas Of Practice
An Arizona Family Law firm usually handles all, or any part
of, of the following areas:
- · No-Fault Divorce
- o Alimony or what is known as Spousal Maintenance
- o Division of Property
- o Community Waste
- o Legal Separation
- o Annulment
- · Child Custody
- o Visitation or what is known as Parenting Time
- o Legal Decision Making
- o Third Party or Grandparent's rights
- o Relocation
- o Child Support
- o Child Support Enforcement
- · Mediation
- · Pre-Nuptial agreements
- · Cohabitation agreements
- · Modification of existing orders
Initial Consultation
Many law firms will offer a free initial consultation so you
can get to know the Arizona Family Law Attorney who will be assigned to your
case. During this consultation, you are
afforded a private relationship that is protected by law and can discuss
anything with your attorney without fear of it being repeated. Before attending this consultation, it is
best to write down all of the issues you know of and all of the questions you
may have. It is also best if you can
provide any documents that may be pertinent to your case such as bank
statements, bills, birth certificates, marriage license or prenuptial
agreements you may have in your possession.
Your attorney can only help you to the extent you are willing to be
honest about the issues at hand and with an idea of what you would like to see
as an outcome for going to court.
Disclaimer
The information on this website is designed to be
informational in nature and not intended to replace actual legal advice from a
trained professional. If you are
considering hiring an attorney for family law issues, please call 602-889-6273
to arrange for a free initial case evaluation with an experienced Arizona Family Law Attorney from Enholm & Salekin Law today.
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